Re: Accessing fastmail account with pine

[Guido Ostkamp]

Gwen Morse <goldmoo...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> My IMAP server company recently changed the configuration for
> accessing accounts on their server.
> inbox-path={www.fastmail.fm/ssl/novalidate-cert/user=eachna}inbox

I'm using Pine to access my fastmail account as well and it still
works. I have the following lines in my .pinerc (replace USER with
your account name):

folder-collections=Mail mail/[],
FastMail {mail.messagingengine.com/user=US...@fastmail.fm/ssl/novalidate-cert}inbox.[]

incoming-folders=FastMail INBOX {mail.messagingengine.com/user=US...@fastmail.fm/ssl/novalidate-cert}INBOX

Regards,

Guido

[Michael Wileman]

In <s0uuv1pgh4fddu8dp...@4ax.com> Gwen Morse <goldmoo...@yahoo.com> writes:

>My IMAP server company recently changed the configuration for
>accessing accounts on their server.

>I can read e-mail "just fine" using Thunderbird, but, I'd like to get
>it working in Pine, as well.

In my .pinerc I have the following line for my inbox (using
an incoming folders collection, not as my main inbox)

incoming-folders="FastMail Inbox" {www.fastmail.fm/user=user...@postpro.net/ssl}inbox

To the other poster who followed up, they finally got their
cert working (for me at least) so no need for the
novalidate-cert anymore.

To access my saved folders I use, in my folder collection:

FastMail {www.fastmail.fm/user=user...@postpro.net/ssl}INBOX.[]

These can also be added, using the same syntax, using the
folder collections menus instead of directly editing
.pinerc.

Mike