Clément DOUIN

I see, it makes sense. Let's go for it! How long you think it would take you? It is just to get an estimation of how much you could get...

> Apparently shells parse quotation marks themselves, before sending the arguments to the CLI. So the CLI can never know whether quotation marks were included in the arguments. But wait,...

> The dot syntax would probably be fine. The only problem is: In theory, custom header field names can contain `.` So there would be ambiguity when parsing. Whereas `:`...

The message builder already exists in the `lettre` [1] crate. Himalaya uses it to convert a message into a "sendable" one [2] (because the `lettre` crate also contains a SMTP...

> Hi! I've got a little question about the code. Why do you need the > `Box::new` for the `backend` variable? If I remember well, the rust compiler was not...

It looks like I cannot remove the `Box`, otherwise the compiler complains about `the trait "Sized" is not implemented for "dyn Backend"` :disappointed:

> I think the NetAdmin has opened the IMAP port, and himalaya works Glad to heart that! > I think you can close this issue then? I still think it...

> @soywod I've kind of started working on this First of all, thanks for considering helping the project! I invite you to read the [contributing guide](https://github.com/soywod/himalaya/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md). I just realize that...

> smtpserver = /usr/bin/msmtp I just understood what you mean. The fact to use a path to an executable at the place of the `smtp-server` config entry. I'm not so...

I understand your point. I was stuck to the fact that no matter if we use the Rust SMTP client or a script, it is still a SMTP client. Then...