Re: [MlMt] slight delay selecting an account's Inbox

On 22 Jan 2025, at 23:16, Eric Sharakan via mailmate wrote: Hi, for the past few test builds (I'm currently at build 6212), I've noticed a delay of around 2-3 seconds before the message list updates whenever I switch to my gmail account's Inbox. [...] Benny, does this sound familiar? No,

Re: [MlMt] Wrong SMTP

OK good! On Wed 2025-01-22 09:35 PM MST -0700, wrote: Yes! Brilliant. That's what I was missing. Thank you, John. On 22 Jan 2025, at 20:26, John Doherty wrote: If you edit the IMAP settings for your fastmail account (File->Edit IMAP Account), is there an address pattern defined and enabled?

Re: [MlMt] Wrong SMTP

FWIW, the manual page is here: which says "The value used for this option must be a so-called regular expression." Based on that, *@example.com doesn't seem like it should work and would have to be .*@example.com instead, since a bare asteri

Re: [MlMt] Wrong SMTP

Yes! Brilliant. That's what I was missing. Thank you, John. On 22 Jan 2025, at 20:26, John Doherty wrote: If you edit the IMAP settings for your fastmail account (File->Edit IMAP Account), is there an address pattern defined and enabled? That is, if dwpost.net is your domain, you might specify

Re: [MlMt] Wrong SMTP

If you edit the IMAP settings for your fastmail account (File->Edit IMAP Account), is there an address pattern defined and enabled? That is, if dwpost.net is your domain, you might specify *@dwpost.net. Outgoing messages with From: addresses that match the pattern should use the outgoing SMTP s

[MlMt] Wrong SMTP

Hi all, I can't figure this out, and hope someone can help. Maybe I'm just doing something dumb, but I can't see it. I'm using Version 2.0 (6203). It appears to me that MailMate is using the wrong SMTP server when I try to send using an arbitrary email on my domain, as Fastmail allows. Fast

[MlMt] slight delay selecting an account's Inbox

Hi, for the past few test builds (I'm currently at build 6212), I've noticed a delay of around 2-3 seconds before the message list updates whenever I switch to my gmail account's Inbox. I tried launching MailMate from the Terminal to see if it reported any issues, but it did not. I also watch

Re: [MlMt] gpg best practice

On 22 Jan 2025, at 10:06, akierig wrote: > if you install gnupg2 with MacPorts, ie., the current standard version of > GPG/PGP/whatever-the-hell-its-called, it installs to /opt/local/bin/gpg. > There's nothing stopping you from just doing something like sudo ln -s > $(which gpg) /usr/local/bin/

Re: [MlMt] gpg best practice

On 2025-01-21 (KW 04) at 15:52:07 (-0600) Ben Hyde wrote: 1. “Gpg” eh? What about “gpg2” … my memory is that last time I did this I used gpg2. 2. “/usr/local/bin” eh? I thought the brew folks moved to /opt/homebrew/bin on Apple Silicon. 3. I seem to remember solving this, at last once, with a

Re: [MlMt] gpg best practice

Hi, Interesting points made by everybody — I just looked at my setup and I found that I actually have (and use both). That is, the GPG Suite (which is very useful on occasion for its key management tool, if nothing else) and the command line tools from Homebrew. This gives me `/usr/local/bin/gp