ubuntu-phone team mailing list archive

[Matthias Apitz <guru@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

El día Thursday, October 22, 2015 a las 08:27:39AM +0200, Matthias Apitz escribió:

> I looked into Dekko's config file ~/.config/dekko.dekkoproject/dekko.dekkoproject.conf
> 
> What I wanted todo with the new SMTP-account, is an exact copy of an
> existing account, only the used IMAP userID is changing and the
> Sescription. I see the existing block as:
> 
> [9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-079f0e833dbc]
> accountType=IMAP_SMTP
> identities\1\address=guru@xxxxxxxxxxx
> identities\1\organisation=
> identities\1\realName=Matthias Apitz
> ...
> profile.description=unixarea.de
> profile.name=Matthias Apitz
> profile.organization=
> saveToImapEnabled=true
> uoa.accountId=0
> uoa.enabled=false
> uoa.provider=dekko
> 
> and a reference line as:
> 
> [Accounts]
> ...
> 9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-079f0e833dbc\AccountId=9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-079f0e833dbc
> ...
> 
> Can I just make a copy of the above block, change the values 
> 
> [9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-ZZZZZZZ]
> msa.smtp.auth.user=XXXXXX
> profile.description=YYYYYYYY
> 
> and insert a line for '9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-ZZZZZZZ' in the Accounts
> block? Does the string '9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-079f0e833dbc' is
> something encoded or only a uniq string in the file?

It worked exactly this way with one addition: in the same dir there is
also a config file mailboxConfig.json which helds the some config for
any mailbox and the entry is referenced by the above string
9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-079f0e833dbc too.

I used for the new Account the string 9f0373f2-8182-4679-852e-0000000
and Dekko was happy with it.

HIH

	matthias

-- 
Matthias Apitz, ✉ guru@xxxxxxxxxxx, 🌐 http://www.unixarea.de/  ☎ +49-176-38902045