For some years I’ve belonged to a movie discussion group. Every month
we’d see a movie at a theater, then discuss it at a restaurant. The
group more or less fizzled ~4 years ago with members moving away, going
into assisted living, having other commitments. I’m sure that even if
this hadn’t hap
On 20 Mar 2023, at 7:48, davecc wrote:
I do not recommend using Yahoo mail for any mail service. I have had
several Yahoo accounts for years. Last year I noticed that several
thousand messages were suddenly gone. I emailed Yahoo support and
their response was basically “What messages?”. Th
I strongly recommend against GoDaddy. Details this evening Pacific time--I'm
coming up on the end of my lunch hour.
- Original message -
From: Ken Pope
To: mailmate@lists.freron.com
Subject: Re: [MlMt] moving my mail from one server to another—will my IMAP
mailboxes & their contents sur
On 5 Apr 2023, at 15:14, David Ledger wrote:
On 4/5/23 21:00, Andrew Buc wrote:
I strongly recommend against GoDaddy. Details this evening Pacific
time--I'm coming up on the end of my lunch hour.
I too have concerns about GoDaddy.
I just keep domain registrations with them, nothing
On 5 Apr 2023, at 13:39, Ken Pope wrote:
Looking forward (sort of). Had done a lot of searching to find a
company that was significantly cheaper than the wonderful Liquid Web
(I hate leaving them—they’re terrific) and Go Daddy seemed the
best of the very, very, very cheap companies that provi
Please let us know whom you end up with and how you like them.
On 5 Apr 2023, at 13:39, Ken Pope wrote:
Looking forward (sort of). Had done a lot of searching to find a
company that was significantly cheaper than the wonderful Liquid Web
(I hate leaving them—they’re terrific) and Go Daddy see
On 12 Apr 2023, at 11:25, Maurice Mines wrote:
Hi you might try talking to Hover at 866-731-6556 they due domains
and email boxs together.
When I was shopping for a new domain registrar a couple of years ago
(before GoDaddy forced my hand, as I related recently), I checked out
Hover. At
On 13 Apr 2023, at 13:05, Ken Pope wrote:
Two or three of the online review services that review different email
providers had two general concerns about Fastmail (aside from privacy,
which I’m aware of): (a) service outages, & (b) occasional lag times
of 3,4, or even up to 7 hours before a re
On 14 Apr 2023, at 7:09, John Doherty wrote:
If you want to leave liquidweb entirely, then you will have to have
the DNS for the domain hosted elsewhere. Fastmail can do that for you
or you could choose another DNS provider.
I don’t remember whether I got my staxman.net domain (later supplant
On 8 Jun 2024, at 7:33, Steven Taylor wrote:
Google isn’t your friend anymore. They have the power and they’re
going to use it.
So much for “don’t be evil.” I got a Gmail account when Gmail was
introduced, just in case. It’s never been my primary email, and I’ve
only ever accessed it through
I’m about to take the plunge with MailMate after using Apple Mail for the last
10 or so years. I have a general idea of how IMAP works but have never used an
IMAP mail client. I have a fairly elaborate folder structure and 80+ rules to
filter emails into different folders, depending on who the e
I know Benny is Danish, and I imagine some MailMate users are also. On behalf
of my fellow Americans, I’d like to apologize for Trump being such a jerk about
Greenland.
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Although MailMate doesn’t work with my current POP3 mailbox, I bought a license
a few years ago to support development of MailMate. Now I’m close to being
ready to start using it, and I’m asking for pointers. I’ve never used an IMAP
mail client before. I’m currently using Apple Mail.
A bit of b
Thanks for your response. The fact that we both use Fastmail puts us on the
same page.
> On Nov 22, 2020, at 11:05 AM, Martin S Taylor
> wrote:
>
> The snag you're likely to hit is that MailMate doesn't support mailboxes held
> 'On My Mac' as Apple Mail names it. It can only access mailboxes
> On Nov 22, 2020, at 3:40 PM, Glenn Parker wrote:
>
> Transferring old emails into an IMAP server may not not the best approach.
> You can still access any local folders via your AppleMail, or you might
> transition to a mail archiving utility for old messages, e.g. MailSteward.
I want to bri
> On Nov 23, 2020, at 12:19 AM, Martin S Taylor
> wrote:
>
>
> • How much disk space does your current email library take up?
Good question—how do I find out? As I said earlier, I want to bring only a
subset of my legacy emails into MailMate. I tried selecting various mailboxes
in Appl
I posted late last year about getting started with MailMate. Finally I
sync’ed it with my FastMail IMAP mailbox, which I’ve been accessing
via a web browser until now. FastMail’s online help was helpful. I
won’t be cutting over to MailMate as my default mail client just yet.
I’ll need to set up
at a time.
The Friends and Lists mailboxes are directly under the “Andrew Buc (FastMail)”
account. Is that where they should be?
I’ve created a rule to move emails from the MailMate listserv to the MailMate
folder, and it seems it’s working so far. I think I’m on the right track, but
please
> On Mar 14, 2021, at 10:32 PM, Philip Paeps wrote:
>
> While your approach of using MailMate rules to file mail will certainly work,
> you may want to look into using FastMail's sieve features to file the mail on
> the server when it arrives. They're under 'customise -> filters and rules'
>
I’ve successfully sent a few emails in MM, but right now one is just sitting in
my Drafts folder:
I assume the red bubble around the message count has something to do with this.
I composed this email a couple of hours ago. How do I send it on its way? Thank
you.___
Making some headway with MM, and I’m taking Philip Paeps’s
suggestion of using FastMail's sieve features to file the mail on the
server when it arrives. Having said that, I think there’s something to
be said for learning at least a bit about MM rules.
20-odd years ago I was running an OS/2 (re
Last night and this morning MM started refusing to sync with the IMAP server. I
got various messages suggesting Keychain issues. I did some fooling around with
the Keychain (don’t remember the exact steps), and MM started to sync with the
server again. But I get the “keychain failure” dialog eve
> On Mar 27, 2021, at 12:56 PM, Bill Cole
> wrote:
>
> You should make sure that it is there and that in the "Access Control" pane
> of the license key's window it allows access by MailMate. If it does not, you
> can add MailMate there manually or you could just delete that license key
> from
> On Mar 27, 2021, at 2:35 PM, Bill Cole
> wrote:
>
> There is something wrong with your login keychain, not specific to MailMate.
I found a web page on how to create a new login keychain, and created one. A
bit early to report on results with MailMate, but signs are good so far.
_
We have ignition! :) Creating a new keychain seems to have done the
trick. You’ll notice that I’m composing this in MM.
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On 27 Mar 2021, at 8:42, Robert Brenstein wrote:
I think that a smart mailbox is actually simpler to handle and more
reliable besides being more aligned with IMAP. The smart mailbox can
check incoming and outgoing mailboxes for mails that have any
recipient or sender be the specified email add
messages both to and from my
friend. But I’m seeing only my outgoing messages to my friend. I’ve
tried applying the smart mailbox to All Messages and to “Andrew Buc
(FastMail)” (how I’ve named the account in MM), and it makes no
difference. Thanks
On 11 Apr 2021, at 13:42, Robert Brenstein wrote:
What selections do you have on the mailboxes tab? Can you send the
screen of that as well?
Attached. Tempor Set (PariAtur) in distortion mode is Andrew Buc
(FastMail).
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On 11 Apr 2021, at 16:03, Robert Brenstein wrote:
I meant mailboxes tab on your previous snapshot not the mailboxes
pane._
Attaching the mailbox tab in answer to your question, but that may not
have been it. I checked this smart mailbox against another one that was
working as I wanted it to
When you collapse a folder in Mail, the bubble by the folder name shows
the total number of messages in the folder and its subfolders, as per
the attached. In MM, this doesn’t happen; I have to expand the folder
to know whether the individual subfolders contain any messages. Is there
a setting
On 11 Apr 2021, at 13:57, Pierre Igot wrote:
That’s when a third-party tool like Rogue Amoeba’s SoundSource
becomes useful. It allows you to “fix” the output on a per-app
basis -- until the developer does or if the developer ignores your
reports.
I’ve never used SoundSource, but I regularly
https://thehorcrux.com
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I must have done something to make MM start displaying the attached
histogram in the lower pane, but what, and how do I put it back the way
it was? By the way it was, I mean that if I highlighted a given email,
I’d see a preview of it in the lower pane. Running r5673 under OS X
10.13.6. Thanks.
From your message I would guess you
were using the "Three Pane" layout, but you can try the other one and
see which one fit the best for your workflow.
Best,
--
Guillaume
On 6 Jan 2022, at 21:40, Andrew Buc wrote:
I must have done something to make MM start displaying the attach
I’m on my 3rd day of using my new M4 Mac mini. My local Mac tech
brought everything over from my previous Intel Mac running MacOS
10.13.6, and things have been pretty smooth with all apps. But when I
press Cmd-P to print an email in MM, MM crashes. I assume that
downloading the current beta is
On 16 Jan 2025, at 8:42, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
> On 16 Jan 2025, at 3:39, Andrew Buc wrote:
>
>> I’m on my 3rd day of using my new M4 Mac mini. My local Mac tech brought
>> everything over from my previous Intel Mac running MacOS 10.13.6, and things
>> have been pre
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