I'm reading and writing gmail fine, and can see all folders...except for
one:
:~$
:~$ grep gmail .pinerc.gmail
user-domain=gmail.com
smtp-server=smtp.gmail.com:587/tls/user=[deleted]
inbox-path={imap.gmail.com:993/ssl/novalidate-cert/user=[deleted]}INBOX
incoming-folders=[deleted] {imap.gmail.com:993/novalidate-cert/ssl/user=[deleted]}
folder-collections="[deleted]" {imap.gmail.com:993/ssl/user=[deleted]}[],
patterns-roles=LIT:pattern="/NICK=gmail/FLDTYPE=ANY" action="/ROLE=1/ >FROM=[deleted]/RTYPE=NC/FTYPE=NC/CTYPE=NC"
nicholas@mordor:~$
How can I get the "All Mail" folder listed?
nicholas <saunders.nicholas@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm reading and writing gmail fine, and can see all folders...except for
one:
Oh my gawd
DO NOT post your credentials to a public network.
On Wednesday, December 20, 2023 at 9:53:35 AM UTC-8, nicholas wrote:
How can I get the "All Mail" folder listed?
Gmail has an IMAP visibility setting for each label. To view and modify
your "All Mail" configuration, log in to your Gmail account in a
browser, go to the full Settings page, select the Labels section using
the upper navigation bar, look under "System Labels" and check the "Show
in IMAP" setting for "All Mail".
nicholas <saunders.nicholas@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm reading and writing gmail fine, and can see all folders...except for >>one:
Oh my gawd
DO NOT post your credentials to a public network.
:~$
:~$ grep gmail .pinerc.gmail
grep isn't helpful because it doesn't pull the value, which is likely to
have continuation lines. grep doesn't understand continuation lines.
user-domain=gmail.com
smtp-server=smtp.gmail.com:587/tls/user=[deleted]
Eduardo has always told us that the protocol implies the port, so don't
use both. I'm using SSL.
smtp.gmail.com/ssl/user=[deleted]
inbox-path={imap.gmail.com:993/ssl/novalidate-cert/user=[deleted]}INBOX
I'm using
imap.gmail.com/ssl/user=[deleted]
Again, if you specify the protocol, don't specify the port. DO NOT use novalidate-cert, which is for self-signed certificates. The Google certificate should validate. Yeah yeah, it's technically self signed
since Google owns it, heh.
incoming-folders=[deleted] {imap.gmail.com:993/novalidate-cert/ssl/user=[deleted]}
Are you checking incoming servers on more than one site? If not, leave
the unset.
folder-collections="[deleted]" {imap.gmail.com:993/ssl/user=[deleted]}[],
This should have exactly the same syntax as your inbox. The purpose of
this is to allow you to see Google tags as pseudofolders. In olden days,
the entry here required doubled brackets, gah.
patterns-roles=LIT:pattern="/NICK=gmail/FLDTYPE=ANY" action="/ROLE=1/ >>FROM=[deleted]/RTYPE=NC/FTYPE=NC/CTYPE=NC"
nicholas@mordor:~$
Are you sending from different email addresses? That's what the Roles
command is for. This has nothing to do viewing messages in pseudofolders
in IMAP.
How can I get the "All Mail" folder listed?
On your M Main > L List index screen, you should see the Folder Collection you set for Gmail. You should see "[Gmail]/". Click on that. It will
display pseudofolders. Then you'll see "All Mail", which I suppose is literally the only actual folder.
On 2023-12-20, Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
nicholas <saunders.nicholas@gmail.com> wrote:
. . .
How can I get the "All Mail" folder listed?
On your M Main > L List index screen, you should see the Folder Collection >>you set for Gmail. You should see "[Gmail]/". Click on that. It will >>display pseudofolders. Then you'll see "All Mail", which I suppose is >>literally the only actual folder.
This looks like some interesting updates.
I use the Roles only so that the from field is populated with an explicit value as Alpine seems to pickup the local user and pop that into the "from" field.
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