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alpine_imap [2015/03/25 15:35] – [Setup remote config] adminalpine_imap [2015/08/20 12:56] – [Alpine 2.20 - Configuration] admin
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-====== Alpine 2.20 - Configuration ======+====== Alpine 2.20 - Configuration for CentOS 7.x======
  
 ===== Compile with TLS certificate support ===== ===== Compile with TLS certificate support =====
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   * Remove local addressbook: m -> s -> a, choose .addressbook, press **d**, then **both**   * Remove local addressbook: m -> s -> a, choose .addressbook, press **d**, then **both**
   * Create alias to start alpine:<code>#Add line below to ~/.bashrc   * Create alias to start alpine:<code>#Add line below to ~/.bashrc
-alias alpine='alpine -p "{mail.polaire.nl/user=ben@polaire.nl/ssl}remote_pinerc"'</code>+alias alpine='alpine -p "{mail.server.tld/user=your@emailaddress.com/ssl}remote_pinerc"'</code>
  
 === Configure IMAP / SMTP with TLS === === Configure IMAP / SMTP with TLS ===
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   * Copy public key to in ~/.alpine-smime/public, filename like: mailaddress@domain.com.crt   * Copy public key to in ~/.alpine-smime/public, filename like: mailaddress@domain.com.crt
   * Copy private key to in ~/.alpine-smime/private, filename like: mailaddress@domain.com.key. If you have not encrypted your private key, do it now:<code>openssl rsa -aes256 -in server.key -out newserver.key</code>   * Copy private key to in ~/.alpine-smime/private, filename like: mailaddress@domain.com.key. If you have not encrypted your private key, do it now:<code>openssl rsa -aes256 -in server.key -out newserver.key</code>
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