Clément DOUIN
Clément DOUIN
> The layout you proposed makes sense but I would add just sendmail type for now. Alright, let's go for it! Thanks for your precious help. Let me know if...
Really strange, I was not able to reproduce. I have such non ascii char in my name `é` and it works well. Could you give a bit more context (how...
Could you share your config and the email your sent? So I can try to reproduce the bug locally.
I think it is the maximum you can get from the logger. The command passed in the config is just executed as it is: https://github.com/soywod/himalaya/blob/f9775ae8afff236c7f948d4d2e0014146dcaed0e/src/output/output_utils.rs#L7 I never tested this part...
> Seems to work if I use the linux-style command instead of the Windows one. So it looks like the condition for the target_os is not necessary. Is the `MSYS2`...
It is a good question, I need to dig!
Is `sh` available on `MSYS2`? If so, could you try to run the command `sh -c "pass"`?
Maybe the [`target_env`](https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/conditional-compilation.html#target_env) is what we are looking for? Could you try to add (no matter where, maybe in the `main.rs`) `println!("target_env: {:?}", std::env::var("CARGO_CFG_TARGET_ENV"));` and see the output?
I think that checking the `$MSYSTEM` is the way to go. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37460073/msys-vs-mingw-internal-environment-variables. I will propose a fix for the next release, I let you know!
`imap-starttls` is for using the STARTTLS protocol instead of SSL/TLS. To disable encryption you can use `imap-insecure`.