Notices

Originally Posted by Wes Baldwin

Some possibly useful information: I have Claws-mail 2.8.1-3 running on an
N770 with the 2006 OS (specifically 2.2006.39-14). I downloaded it from
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/claws-mail, then tried to install it
using "Install from file" in the Application Manager's menu. Result: a
message saying it couldn't install because it needed libsm6. I then
opened an xterm, did "apt-get install libsm6", and again tried installing.
Success!

Double tapping on a message won't open it, but selecting it with a tap and
then pressing the center button in the scroll pad on the left does. Also
helpful: the info about icons under Help, the manual and FAQ at
www.claws-mail.org, and the info in this thread (esp. about IMAP folders).

A great app, infinitely better than the default email client.

Originally Posted by jlbrd

I wrote this script who convert the emails in "~/apps/email/Mail/Inbox/" to a sub-directory "osso_to_claws" in a existing email box folder. This script must be launched in a xterm and must receive the name of an existing mailbox folder.
Example : You have in claws-mail a mailbox named "foo". For this mailbox, a directory "foo" exists in your home directory : ~/foo/
Launch the script by :

Code:

directory_where_script_is/back.sh foo

Below the content of the script, create a new file with this content (or download back.txt and rename to back.sh)and don't forget to apply a "chmod +x back.sh" before launch it.

Code:

#!/bin/sh
if [ -z "$1" -o ! -d ~/"$1" ] 
then
echo "please enter the name of an existing mailbox folder"
exit
fi

i=0
rm ~/$1/osso_to_claws/ -rf
mkdir ~/$1/osso_to_claws/
for file in `ls ~/apps/email/Mail/Inbox/`
do
	cp ~/apps/email/Mail/Inbox/$file ~/$1/osso_to_claws/$i
	i=$(($i + 1))
done
echo "emails saved on ~/$1/osso_to_claws"

WARNING: This script remove the sub-directory osso_to_claws in mailbox directory before recreate it.

After start Claws again, tap-and-hold on the mailbox root folder, and choose "Check for new folders". a folder "osso_to_claws" should appear containing your Osso emails.

This script rename and copy all files in "~/apps/Mail/Inbox/" with a name as "foo^Inbox^1.hdr" into "~/directory_name_received_on_parameter/osso_to_claws/" with a name as "1", "2" etc.

Say us if this script work for you (it work on my tablet).

Originally Posted by Flomet

Hello to Everyone

Please can anyone help me as I have installed the latest version of Claws Mail and find it a VERY good program, but the problem I have is that I have set it up for AOL imap in the UK and when I open the program I get a message "Claws has detected a mailbox but it is incomplete use rebuild folder tree".
I then rebuild the folder tree and have no problem receiving mail but when I want to send a mail a message says "Error - Could no queue message for sending" also I am unable to save mail, do I need a local folder on the N800 to save to as AOL saves drafts on my PC.I have looked at and tried different setting with no luck.
The inbuilt program works ok both receiving and sending
This is my first experiance with a linux based computer.

Many thanks in advance for any help given

Kind Regards
Jim

Originally Posted by jlbrd

Markku : The editor used as external editor is leafpad. If you want install it then copy/paste the code then save the file as back.sh. Warning: If you save the file in Documents directory, the real location is /home/user/MyDocs/.documents (the ".documents" directory is hidden). In xterm, you can launch it by :

Code:

cd ~
chmod +x Mydocs/.documents/back.sh
Mydocs/.documents/back.sh

Originally Posted by jlbrd

I modified yesterday the repository for the 770 to solve this problem. Now you can normally install claws on your 770 without problem at : http://www.claws-mail.org/maemo/

Originally Posted by jlbrd

Hi,

On my 770 I have :
/home/user/apps/email/Mail/Inbox who contains :
toto^Inbox^nn.hdr (seems to contain header only)
toto^Inbox^nn (seems to be a complete message)
where nn is the message number from 1
"toto" is the name of my mailbox in osso-email. You have certainly an other name but it is not important.

Additionally change the last line of the script by:

Code:

echo "$i emails saved on ~/$1/osso_to_claws"

Now the script display the number of messages copied.
After in xterm :

Code:

cd ~
./MyDocs/.application/back.sh mydir

The script print :

Code:

53 emails saved on ~/mydir/osso_to_claws

Now this directory contains the files previously in "/home/user/apps/email/Mail/Inbox" but renamed with only the number (from 1 to max).
It's important that mydir is an existings directory in /home who is the directory of an existings mailbox created in claws-mail.

Please verify if you have files in /home/user/apps/email/Mail/Inbox

Jean-Luc