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1. #Davmail thunderbird owa folders how to#
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Add davmail.folderSizeLimit to UI and documentation Doc: document in main Lightning setup doc

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Doc: update more Thunderbird screenshots Doc: additional FAQ comment on shared calendar hierarchy Doc: Document OSX Mavericks IMAP account creation Doc: reference Marcin Dulak as contributor (RPM package maintainer) Some more bugfixes on IMAP, Caldav (iOS 7 user agent) and SMTP.

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Provides much faster, full body searches.Added folder size limit setting to let users avoid IMAP timeouts and reduce memory footprint.Īlso contains many documentation updates, including updated OSX instructions for Mavericks and To perform more complex searches, I use Notmuch which indexes emails and You can force itīut it is slow, particularly if you have a large mailbox. One limitation of both of the previous types of search is that, byĭefault, they won’t search through the body of emails. Particularly useful when searching for an email by date: ~d *2w ~f will show me emails from my boss 2 weeks either side of Searching features that can be used in the normal search. Rather than jumping between matches, it will show you a list containing Will match emails from either Bob Bobbington or Ed Eddington thatįor more examples of what you can do, consult the officialĪ limiting search is more like a filter in other email clients. For example: '~s "mutt" ~f ("Bob +Bobbington"|"Ed +Eddington")' If this is something you use, you may wish to map it Note that, by default, Shift+N is used for marking a # Search back bind index N search-opposite Want to add the following mapping which makes Shift+N jump Pushing enter will take you to the first instance, you can then jumpĪgain using the n key. Searching, you can push the / key and enter a search term. The built in search in Mutt is quite powerful. Update the address book, I thought it would probably be okay to loop Or Exchange but seeing as I only need to run this script when I need to I don’t know if this is to do with Davmail I.e.Įveryone starting with an A, then a B. Note is that it makes a separate LDAP query for each letter. I won’t go into too much detail about how this works because you willĪlmost certainly need to change some of the substitutions. The following should put you in good stead for opening HTML This tells Mutt what to do when it comes across different types of

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# Mailcap file is used to tell mutt how to open different types of file set mailcap_path = "~/.config/mutt/mailcap" To make things easy for myself, I have the following alias: Instead keep the file in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/isync/mbsyncrc.

I like to keep my home directory clean so I The default configuration file for Mbsync is

In my case, the IMAP server is on localhost and It manages a two way sync between a local MailDir directoryĪnd in IMAP server. Mbsync is the tool I use to download all my emails to a localĭirectory. This in a start-up script although I quite like running it manually.įor more information on configuring Davmail, see their officialĭocumentation. # Don't start GUI rver = true # Delete messages immediately on IMAP STORE \Deleted flag davmail.imapAutoExpunge = true # When a message is sent, put it in the sent folder davmail.smtpSaveInSent = false # Send keepalive character during large folder and messages download davmail.enableKeepAlive = trueĭavmail ~/.config/davmail/davmail.properties.

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Install the above tools, on Arch that would be: Suggest you get yourself a beer, this will probably take a couple of If you want to follow along, and understand how everything works, I With Mutt, and some supporting tools, I fulfil all of the aboveīelow are the tools I use. Tasks, whether it is programming or letters.

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