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= POP3s Configuration of the Mutt command line email client = 1. open ~/.muttrc with your favorite text editor 1. Specify following parameters: {{{ set spoolfile = '/path/to/yourPOP3Inbox' set smtp_url="smtp://${USER}@smtp.ee.ethz.ch:587/" set pop_auth_try_all = yes set pop_authenticators = 'user' set pop_checkinterval = '60' set pop_delete = ask-no set pop_host = 'pops://pop.ee.ethz.ch:995' set pop_last = no set pop_pass = '' set pop_reconnect = ask-yes set pop_user = 'psnizek' set ssl_force_tls=yes set timeout=10 set arrow_cursor=no }}} 1. save and quit. Start mutt. 1. fetch your mails by hitting shift-g 1. '''tested with mutt version >= 1.5.14'''. |
IMAPs Configuration of the Mutt command line email client
- open ~/.muttrc with your favorite text editor
- Specify following parameters:
set folder="imaps://imap.ee.ethz.ch:993" set smtp_url="smtp://${USER}@smtp.ee.ethz.ch:587/" set imap_home_namespace="" set imap_login="${USER}" set imap_user="${USER}" set header_cache="${HOME}/.mutt_header_cache" set ssl_force_tls=yes set spoolfile="imaps://imap.ee.ethz.ch:993/INBOX" set timeout=10 set arrow_cursor=no
- save and quit. Start mutt.
make sure you use mutt version >= 1.5.14. These settings will not work with older mutt clients.
POP3s Configuration of the Mutt command line email client
- open ~/.muttrc with your favorite text editor
- Specify following parameters:
set spoolfile = '/path/to/yourPOP3Inbox' set smtp_url="smtp://${USER}@smtp.ee.ethz.ch:587/" set pop_auth_try_all = yes set pop_authenticators = 'user' set pop_checkinterval = '60' set pop_delete = ask-no set pop_host = 'pops://pop.ee.ethz.ch:995' set pop_last = no set pop_pass = '' set pop_reconnect = ask-yes set pop_user = 'psnizek' set ssl_force_tls=yes set timeout=10 set arrow_cursor=no
- save and quit. Start mutt.
- fetch your mails by hitting shift-g
tested with mutt version >= 1.5.14.