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    notifo-imap-listener 0.4.2

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    February 15th, 2012, 15:51 GMT
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    notifo-imap-listener description

    Listens for incoming mail and forwards it to notifo

    notifo-imap-listener is a tool that listens for incoming mail and forwards it to notifo.

    Usage

    Please note that during development some options may not actually do anything.

    - Create an email that will be the listener
    - Copy config.ini.sample to config.ini and edit with connection info
    - test with ./notifo-imap-listener.py.
    - if no errors use ctrl-c and then start with ./notifo-imap-listener.py --quiet &
    - test it by sending an email to the address and it should show up on phone within a second or two.
    - to properly kill use either ctrl-c if interactive or send SIGINT to process kill -INT 123 where 123 is process id

    Config.ini Options

    - mail.ssl is if the client should connect to the server via SSL (highly recommended).
    - notifo.username is your api username which is usually the same as your actual username
    - notifo.secret is your api secret which you can get from logging in to notifo and click on settings.
    - notifo.label will prefix the subject of the message.
    - security.from if set to something other than None, will require messages to come from the specified email. All others will be silently dropped
    - logging.file is the file to log to. If you don't want to log to a file use /dev/null
    - logging.level one of debug, info, warning, error, or critical. Used for log file. To turn off pretty much all logging set this to critical.

    Initial Goals

    - constantly listens for new mail to relay the message as quick as possible
    - single user for now
    - basic user validation (must come from an authorized email address)


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    Requirements:

    · Python
    · An email that receives incoming messages
    · An account on http://notifo.com

      


    TAGS:

    incoming mail | IMAP listener | notifo | IMAP | listener

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