m2m

README

m2m - Move from POP3 to Maildir

• v1.7.1
• Just pull mails from POP3 servers (TLS can be disabled) and put them in local Maildirs. Proxies and Onion entry servers are supported.
• RFC6856 compliant (UTF8 before anything) so works with Courier as well.
• It can keep mails on the server, but does not remember/store which have been seen.
• Expanded from github.com/unkaktus/mm

Install

• go install github.com/pepa65/m2m@latest
• The directory ~/.m2m.conf contains all the account config files which are checked in lexical order. The file name is the account name. (See the Example file in the repo).
• The config files have the POP3 server config details and the Maildir location:
  • username: POP3 username [mandatory]
  • password: POP3 password [mandatory]
  • tlsdomain: Server domainname (as in its certificate) [mandatory]
  • port: Port [default: 995]
  • entryserver: Initial IP/Domainname for the server [default: not used]
  • proxyport: Proxy server (server:port) [default: empty, not used]
  • tls: true/false - Use TLS [default] or not
  • keep: true/false - Keep mails on the POP3 server, or delete them [default]
  • maildir: Path to the Maildir directory [default: ~/Maildir]
• The config files (being YAML files) can have comments (starting with '#').

Run

• Usage: m2m [ -h|--help | -q|--quiet ]
• Flag -h/--help outputs just a help text.
• Flag -q/--quiet outputs only fatal errors to stderr.
• Normally, a minimal report is sent to stdout (nothing on no mails), and any additional verbose output is logged to stderr.

Help

m2m v1.7.1 - Move from POP3 to Maildir
* Downloading emails from POP3 servers and moving them into Maildir folders.
* Repo:   github.com/pepa65/m2m
* Usage:  m2m [ -h|--help | -q|--quiet ]
    -h/--help:   Output this help text.
    -q/--quiet:  Output only on critical errors (to 'stderr').
    No flag:     A minimal report is sent to 'stdout' (nothing on no mails),
                 and any additional verbose output is logged to 'stderr'.
* The directory '~/.m2m.conf' contains all the account config files, which
  are checked in lexical order. The filename is the account name.
* Parameters in the configuration files:
    username:         POP3 username [mandatory]
    password:         POP3 password [mandatory]
    tlsdomain:        Server domainname (as in its certificate) [mandatory]
    port:             Port [default: 995]
    entryserver:      Initial IP/Domainname for the server [default: not used]
    proxyport:        Proxy server (server:port) [default: not used]
    tls: true/false   Use TLS [default], or not
    keep: true/false  Keep mails on POP3 server, or delete them [default]
    maildir:          Path to the Maildir directory [default: '~/Maildir']