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This patch includes a new functionality to get the sslcacertfile.
With this patch is possible to remove the sslcacertfile variable form the
.offlineimaprc and use the system's default. This could be easy for new users.
With this patch, the user can use ssl without the sslcacertfile option
in .offlineimaprc, use sslcacertfile = <empty> (no include anything
after the equal sign, os specify the sslcacertfile as previosly.
Currently, these are the options:
User specifies sslacertfile -> OK
User specifies sslacertfile=OS-DEFAULT
If the system's default is provided -> OK
If the system's default is not provided -> Fail
User do not specifies sslacertfile -> Fail
User specifies empty sslacertfile -> Fail
With the new option (this patch).
User specifies sslacertfile -> OK
User specifies sslacertfile=OS-DEFAULT or
User do not specifies sslacertfile or
User specifies empty sslacertfile
If the system's default is provided -> OK
If the system's default is not provided -> Fail
Closes #14
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Upstream status (master branch):
Upstream status (next branch):
Links:
- Official github code repository: offlineimap
- Website: website
- Wiki: wiki
- Blog: blog
OfflineIMAP
"Get the emails where you need them."
Description
OfflineIMAP is software that downloads your email mailbox(es) as local Maildirs. OfflineIMAP will synchronize both sides via IMAP.
Why should I use OfflineIMAP?
IMAP's main downside is that you have to trust your email provider to not lose your email. While certainly unlikely, it's not impossible. With OfflineIMAP, you can download your Mailboxes and make you own backups of your Maildir.
This allows reading your email offline without the need for your mail reader (MUA) to support IMAP operations. Need an attachment from a message without internet connection? No problem, the message is still there.
Project status and future
As one of the maintainer of OfflineIMAP, I'd like to put my efforts into imapfw. imapfw is software in development that I intend to replace OfflineIMAP with in the long term.
That's why I'm not going to continue OfflineIMAP development. I'll continue to maintain OfflineIMAP (fixing small bugs, reviewing patches and merging, and rolling out new releases), but that's all.
While I keep tracking issues for OfflineIMAP, you should not expect future support.
You won't be left at the side. OfflineIMAP's community is large enough so that you'll find people for most of your issues.
Get news from the blog.
Nicolas Sebrecht. ,-)
License
GNU General Public License v2.
Downloads
You should first check if your distribution already packages OfflineIMAP for you. Downloads releases as tarball or zipball.
If you are running Linux Os, you can install offlineimap with:
- openSUSE
zypper in offlineimap - Arch Linux
pacman -S offlineimap - fedora
dnf install offlineimap
Feedbacks and contributions
The user discussions, development, announcements and all the exciting stuff take place on the mailing list. While not mandatory to send emails, you can subscribe here.
Bugs, issues and contributions can be requested to both the mailing list or the official Github project. Provide the following information:
- system/distribution (with version)
- offlineimap version (
offlineimap -V) - Python version
- server name or domain
- CLI options
- Configuration file (offlineimaprc)
- pythonfile (if any)
- Logs, error
- Steps to reproduce the error
The community
- OfflineIMAP's main site is the project page at Github.
- There is the OfflineIMAP community's website.
- And finally, the wiki.
Requirements & dependencies
- Python v3+
- rfc6555 (required)
- imaplib2 >= 3.5
- gssapi (optional), for Kerberos authentication
- portalocker (optional), if you need to run offlineimap in Cygwin for Windows
Documentation
All current and updated documentation is on the community's website.
Read documentation locally
You might want to read the documentation locally. Get the sources of the website. For the other documentation, run the appropriate make target:
$ ./scripts/get-repository.sh website
$ cd docs
$ make html # Requires rst2html
$ make man # Requires a2x (http://asciidoc.org)
$ make api # Requires sphinx