Hi,
If someone can point us to the branch of fetchmail that can handle oauth2,
one can use that with alpine.
Regards, Willem
On Thu, 26 May 2022, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
I really, really hope the Alpine developers can find a fix for this.
I am rather partial to living on a console for as much as I can, but with
Gmail and Alpine breaking, it would be rather difficult, unless I would want
to find an alternative solution, which I am not, simply because I have quite
a few mailing lists subscribe to the gmail, and I'm lazy..
Warm regards,
Brandt Steenkamp
Sent using Thunderbird from the Slint laptop
On 2022/05/26 13:53, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
unsure if thunderbird can do it via oauth also.
Yes. I've been able to use Thunderbird in that way with Gmail for some
time. It redirects to Google and asks me to allow the application instead
of getting a username and password. This of course is specific to
Thunderbird though, and I can't remember if Seamonkey works the same way.
That said, I do seem to recall Evolution redirecting to Google in much the
same way, so it may still work also. Doesn't solve the text-based client
issues, but if Alpine in fact has figured out a fix, that would in fact
solve the problem there.
~Kyle
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