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On Thu, 8 Apr 2021 17:58:06 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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> I been trying to find a up to date guide on this. I'm not having much |
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> luck. I tried the Dovecot site but they seem to cater to people wanting |
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> a space ship going to Mars or something. Does anyone have a link to a |
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> simple guide I can follow? The ones I found talk about options that |
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> don't even exist. They are for the 2.* version but seem to be out of |
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> date never the less. Even the Gentoo wiki one I found has a part that |
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> is out of date, says so above it. I missed out on the squirrel. :/ |
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If you're accessing it locally only, the default settings should be fine. |
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The only thing you may want to change is the location of the mail |
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storage. Look for the mail_location setting at the top of |
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/etc/dovecot/conf.d/10-mail.conf. Then fire up Seamonkey, create a new |
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IMAP account and tell it to use localhost for the server. |
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> I |
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> think I'm missing the part that I can access it with a GUI, like when I |
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> go to mail.google.com or something. |
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Dovecot is an IMP server, it doesn't have a GUI. What you are thinking of |
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is a webmail *client*. That's just another client, like Thunderbird or |
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mutt, as far as Dovecot is concerned. There are a few webmail clients |
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available, I use Roundcube. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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I'd tell you a UDP joke, but you may not get it. |