Projects

newmail

newmail is a command line utility to check for new/unread mail in a recursive Maildir++ folder structure. It is written in pure ANSI C, should work on any POSIX compatible system, and can be used for other stuff—like, for example, in combination with Mutt—too.

buffycli

Buffycli is a text mode alternative to Buffy. Monitors new and unread messages in a collection of mail folders Buffy is a program that displays a compact summary of your mail folders, and allows to invoke a command (usually a mail reader) on them. It is written with the intent of being a handy ... [More] everyday tool for people handling large volumes of mail. For mutt users, this can be a nice front-end to supplement the simple built-in folder browser when one has many folders to keep track of. [Less]

muttlearn

Instead of manually switching profiles, let muttlearn figure it out for you!

muttjump

Jump to the original message from a virtual maildir in mutt

Address Book to Mutt

This program's function is to perform lookups in the MacOS X Address Book and feed the results to the terminal in a format that the e-mail program Mutt (http://www.mutt.org) can understand for e-mail address queries and e-mail address completion.

mygcal

my_gcal.pyDescriptionThe my_gcal.py is a simple Python script that can insert an event to the Google Calendar. An event can comes from emails attachment, file of text/calendar type or command line parameter. Usagemy_gcal.py [-m] [-P PROXY] -u USER@EMAIL -p PASSWORD [ ] my_gcal.py [-P PROXY] -u ... [More] USER@EMAIL -p PASSWORD -n NEW_EVENTWith the -m option you can use an email folder (INPUT-FILENAME) as input. In that case, the my_gcal.py will read the first email record and will try to seachar the text/calendar mime-type attachment which will be processed. Without -m option, the INPUT-FILENAME will be treated as text/calendar mime-type file. The -P option is for proxy definition. If this option is used, the $http_proxy and the $https_proxy environmental variables are sets (or override) by PROXY value. Useful in using with procmail. With the -n option new event will be add. The NEW_EVENT is the strike like: '2009-04-18 16:00-23:00 10080 [Septim] Dinner with my wife'Where 10080 is how many minutes before is set the reminder, the my office is location of the event. Usage in The FieldMuttIf you wish to use the my_gcal.py with Mutt you should find useful line in the ~/.mailcap file: text/calendar; APPROPRIATE_PATH/my_gcal.py -u 'USERNAME@EMAIL' -p 'PASSWORD' %s ; needsterminal;It assume the follwing line in the ~/.muttrc configuration file: set mailcap_path=/home/kokot/.mailcap:/etc/mailcapProcmailIf you want to add all events automatically you can add following lines in the ~/.procmailrc file: # add evet to the calendar :0c | APPROPRIATE_PATH/my_gcal.py -m -u 'USERNAME@EMAIL' -p 'PASSWORD' -P 'http://proxy.som ething.xy:1234'LimitationsNote that only single event are supported for this time. FAQQ: ImportError: No module named vobject I received message like this: Traceback (most recent call last): File "APPROPRIATE_PATH/my_gcal.py", line 42, in import vobject ImportError: No module named vobjectWhat does it mean? A: you have to install the vobject Python modukle. Hint for Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install python-vobject [Less]

Jaro Mail

Jaro Mail is an integrated suite of interoperable tools to manage e-mail communication in a private and efficient way, without relying too much on on-line services, in fact encouraging users to store their email locally. Rather than reinventing the wheel, this suite reuses existing free and open ... [More] source tools and protocols and is mainly targeted for GNU/Linux/BSD desktop usage. Features: • Targets intensive usage of mailinglists • Integrates addressbook and whitelisting • Generates Procmail and Sieve filters • Encrypts password storage (keyrings) • Provides advanced Maildir tools • Defers connections for off-line operations • Checks SSL certificates over (imap, smtp) • Supports strong encryption (GnuPG) • Old school, used by its author for the past 10 years [Less]

dailyconfig

I work in different OS, but there are many tools(Vim, Bash, Mutt, irssi, screen, readline etc) that can work on all the OS. In order to keep all configurations synchronized , I create this project. At the same time, I think these configs will be helpful for others. Enjoy! Make Life Easier! :)

dot-files

The dotfiles are the very heart of an efficient working environment. However, it is exhausting to delve into all different options and aspects an application features. By providing my dotfiles, I hope to relieve one's burden of an initial configuration setup. Further, sharing my dotfiles allows ... [More] people to adapt and tweak their existing configurations to experience hopefully more fruitful hours. [Less]

goobook

The idea is make an interface to google contacts that mimics the behaviour of abook for mutt. It's developed in python and uses the fine google data api (gdata) NEWS2010-03-28: Source code has moved to Gitorious 2010-03-12: 1.2 released, get it from PyPI  Issue 14 : Only ... [More] search in these fields: name, nick, emails, group name. In 1.1 the group URL was also searched, which gave false positives. Auto create cache if it doesn't exist. 2010-03-10: 1.1 released, get it from PyPI Use current locale to decode queries. Encode printed text using current locale. Added option to specify different configfile. Some documentation/help updates. The .goobookrc is now really optional. Added config-template command.  Issue 13 : Added support for contact groups. New cache format, no longer abook compatible (JSON). 2010-02-20: 1.0 released, get it from PyPI  Issue 2 : BadAuthentication error can create a problematic cache file so subsequent runs fail  Issue 6 : cache management needs improvements reload, force refresh command configurable cache expiry time  Issue 7 : Should probably set safe permissions on settings.pyc  Issue 8 : 'add' doesn't strip extraneous quotation marks  Issue 9 : Indentation error when run without arguments  Issue 10 : Query doesn't browse nicknames New abook compatible cache format. sort results Using SSL New config format .netrc support Supports adding non-ASCII From: headers. 2010-02-12: Created a Google-group for discussions http://groups.google.com/group/goobook 2010-02-12: After the original author (thanks charlie) stopped using the application the development halted. I have now adopted the project and development has started again. / Christer Sjöholm (hcs) [Less]