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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 10 months ago
Do not know much about #oauth2 but I wonder if I could extract from #Thunderbird the login certificate and re-use that in #aerc?
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Markus Wamser
wamserma@hachyderm.io@jarkko You might be able to hack together sth. with xoauth https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/625637/configuring-mbsync-with-authmech-xoauth2
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@wamserma the most convenient way to get the token is https://github.com/lclevy/firepwd
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@wamserma https://github.com/simonrob/email-oauth2-proxy also looks useful
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@wamserma i give up for the time being and continue from this some day. without going to details got somewhere but still something is glitching :-)
for #thunderbird it would be a nice addon/feature if it could play the role of IMAP/SMTP server itself. and at the same time sort of "corporate safe" way to access. and (almost) zeroconf
for #thunderbird it would be a nice addon/feature if it could play the role of IMAP/SMTP server itself. and at the same time sort of "corporate safe" way to access. and (almost) zeroconf
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@vbabka do no get threat scenario but this is luckily quite functional extension for TB to write emails: https://github.com/Frederick888/external-editor-revived. There's external program in addition to extension but it is easy to setup. If you launch it without parameters it will tell you where to place a simple js file, of which contents it also outputs and after that TB takes care of launching it when it needs it
With email the threat scenario is mostly emails themselves and I cannot 100% guarantee that I do not fall on phishing unless I use text based email client :-)
With email the threat scenario is mostly emails themselves and I cannot 100% guarantee that I do not fall on phishing unless I use text based email client :-)
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