[9fans] upasfs gmail account

[9fans] upasfs gmail account

[Brian M]

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Am I able to view my gmail account in plan9 or am I missing something.
I have tried upas/fs - f/pops/pop.gmail.com/$username@gmail.com
I get an error: server certificate not recognized. Where did I go wrong?

Thanks
-Brian

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Re: [9fans] upasfs gmail account

[Russ Cox]

> Am I able to view my gmail account in plan9 or am I missing something.
> I have tried upas/fs - f/pops/pop.gmail.com/$username@gmail.com
> I get an error: server certificate not recognized.  Where did I go
> wrong?

You need to list the certificate in /sys/lib/tls/mail,
but then it will fail with "server does not allow mail to be left on server."
Reading gmail with upas/fs is not supported.  See the archives.

Russ

Re: [9fans] upasfs gmail account

[Federico G. Benavento]

lotte% cat /bin/checkmail 
#!/bin/rc

while(){
	getpop3 -s pop.gmail.com >>/sys/log/checkmail >[2=1]
	sleep 30
}


and in my profile:
upas/fs
checkmail &

getpop3 is  a modified version of steve's one, it is on /n/sources/contrib/fgb/getpop3.c
 

Re: [9fans] upasfs gmail account

[Brian M]

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On 1/29/06, Russ Cox <rsc@swtch.com> wrote:
>
> > Am I able to view my gmail account in plan9 or am I missing something.
> > I have tried upas/fs - f/pops/pop.gmail.com/$username@gmail.com
> > I get an error: server certificate not recognized.  Where did I go
> > wrong?
>
> You need to list the certificate in /sys/lib/tls/mail,
> but then it will fail with "server does not allow mail to be left on
> server."


Oh...

Reading gmail with upas/fs is not supported.  See the archives.
>
> Russ
>
Thanks

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Re: [9fans] upasfs gmail account

[Federico G. Benavento]

this asumes that you have your user= and passwaord in factotum.

lotte% cat /bin/checkmail 
#!/bin/rc

while(){
	getpop3 -s pop.gmail.com >>/sys/log/checkmail >[2=1]
	sleep 30
}

and in my profile:

upas/fs
checkmail &

getpop3 is a modified version of steve's one, it's on /n/sources/contrib/fgb/getpop3.c