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add-default-values-to-provider-settings (a)
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail/providers.scm (rde features mail providers)
Documentation:

Add default values to mail-providers-settings.

TLDR: Use 465 SMTP port, where possible.

Usually, the default SMTP port is 587, it supports both unencrypted and encrypted with starttls mode of operation. It potentially can be spuffed to established unencrypted connection, thus 465 is preffered by default as it always encrypted. If port 587 is needed it must be specified explicitly via port option or just by setting starttls option to #t.

Default IMAP port is 993 and it's encrypted by default.

If folder-mapping is not specified the generic-folder-mapping one is used.

generic-folder-mapping
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail/providers.scm (rde features mail providers)
default-providers-settings
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail/providers.scm (rde features mail providers)
mail-account-user
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
feature-emacs-org-mime args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Configure org-mime for wysiwyg html mime mail composition via Org Mode. You can change the exported HTML-ELEMENT-STYLES by providing an association list of ELEMENT . STYLE such as:

'(("pre" . "color: #E6E1Dc; background-color: #232323; padding: 0.5em;")
  ("blockquote" . "border-left: 2px solid gray; padding-left: 4px;"))

The above darkens exported code-blocks and adds a border and some padding to offset block quotes.

mail-account-type
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
feature-emacs-message args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Configure email sending capabilities provided by message.el. mail-signature can be #t, #f, a string or a function, which accepts config with rde values and returns a string.

feature-goimapnotify args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Set up and configure goimapnotify to listen on IMAP mailbox changes. If MAIL-ACCOUNT-IDS is not provided, use all the mail accounts. You can also control whether to NOTIFY? when new emails arrive.

feature-emacs-debbugs args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Configure the Debbugs user interface for Emacs. Set the default packages to retrieve bugs for with DEFAULT-PACKAGES and the default severities with which bugs should be filered with DEFAULT-SEVERITIES.

mailing-list-config
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
mailing-list-fqda
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
mail-account-synchronizer
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
mail-account-get-user (a)
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Return the value of user field or fqda if a value for user filed is not present.

feature-emacs-piem args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

The tool for working with public-inbox archives and for applying patches (not only from public inbox). It has integration with notmuch and possibly a few other tools (get more info in the documentation of the project: https://docs.kyleam.com/piem/).

mail-account-aliases
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
%rde-notmuch-saved-searches
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
mail-account
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
mail-account-get-addresses (a)
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Return a list containing fqda and aliases combined together.

mail-account-get-pass-cmd (a)
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
feature-isync args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Setup and configure isync. If MAIL-ACCOUNT-IDS not provided use all mail accounts. ISYNC-VERBOSE controls output verboseness of mbsync.

mailing-list-id
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
feature-msmtp args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Configure msmtp MTA.

TLS enabled by default, SMTPS 465 port is used by default.

It is possible to use SMTP+STARTTLS by setting starttls? to #t, but not recommended. For SMTP port 587 will used by default. https://serverfault.com/questions/523804/is-starttls-less-safe-than-tls-ssl

Also, port can be explicitly specified with port option (it's very unlikely you ever need this).

feature-l2md args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Configure l2md MDA.

feature-emacs-gnus args
Channel: rde
Location: rde/features/mail.scm (rde features mail)
Documentation:

Configure the Gnus newsreader. If MAIL-ACCOUNT-IDS is not provided, use all the mail accounts. POSTING-STYLES allow you to set different email posting information based on the current newsgroup or article. See see for more details on how to write them. GROUP-PARAMETERS allow you to tailor the settings of particular groups. See see for more information on its syntax. TOPIC-ALIST and TOPIC-TOPOLOGY let you declaratively categorize groups into topics with your preferred hierarchy.

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