On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 10:50:27AM +0200, you (Michael Schwipps) wrote: > Hello, > > howto handle multiple pop3-Accounts in account-hooks? > So far it's easy and well documented. > > I have two accounts on the provider's pop-server with @ in pop3-username. > Howto do that? > > This following sample, muttrc-smip, doesn't run > > | account-hook "pop://me@xxxxxxxxxxxx@pop\.provider\.com" 'set > pop_user="me@xxxxxxxxxxxx"; set pop_pass="secret"' > | account-hook "pop://me@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@pop\.provider\.com" 'set > pop_user="me@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; set pop_pass="secret"' > | > | mailboxes pop://me@xxxxxxxxxxxx@pop\.provider\.com \ > | pop://me@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@pop\.provider\.com > > I assume the second @ is the problem. Hi Michael, maybe I missunderstand your question ;-) for me, it seems that your username isn't actually contaning any @. please try the following: set pop_user="me" and do not add the @domain -- the @domain... part should not be part of the username. cheers, Markus -- Please note that this email-transaction has been logged due to German laws. To ensure the privacy of further communication please encrypt your message using the following KeyID = 694F9952 A. Lincoln: "Those who give a little bit of liberty to gain more safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
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