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- Usage: conkyEmail [options]
- Options:
- -h, --help show this help message and exit
- -m SERVERTYPE, --servertype=SERVERTYPE
- servertype to check [default: POP] The server type
- options are POP or IMAP
- -s SERVERNAME, --servername=SERVERNAME
- server name to access [default: pop.mail.yahoo.co.uk]
- The server name should be either a domain name or ip
- address
- -o NUMBER, --port=NUMBER
- Define an alternative port number to use other than
- the default for the protocol/ssl
- -f FOLDER, --folder=FOLDER
- [default: Inbox] IMAP folder to check, not applicable
- for POP mail checks
- -e, --ssl Use an SSL based connection.
- -u USERNAME, --username=USERNAME
- username to login with
- -p PASSWORD, --password=PASSWORD
- Password to login with
- -t FILE, --template=FILE
- define a template file to generate output in one call.
- A displayable item in the file is in the form
- [--servertype=IMAP --ssl --servername=imap.gmail.com
- --folder=Inbox --username=joebloggs
- --password=letmein, --connectiontimeout=10]. Note that
- the short forms of the options are not currently
- supported! None of these options are applicable at
- command line when used in templates.
- -i NUMBER, --mailinfo=NUMBER
- [default: 0] The number of newest emails to output
- 'from' and 'subject' information for. Not applicable
- at command line when using templates.
- -w NUMBER, --maxwidth=NUMBER
- [default: 80] Define the number of characters to
- output per line
- -l NUMBER, --linelimit=NUMBER
- [default: 0] If above zero this limits the number of
- lines output for mail info
- -q CHAR, --quote=CHAR
- [default: "] The character to use for quotations
- around the subject line
- -c NUMBER, --connectiontimeout=NUMBER
- [default: 10] Define the number of seconds before a
- connection timeout can occur. Not applicable at
- command line when using templates.
- -v, --verbose request verbose output, not a good idea when running
- through conky!
- -V, --version Displays the version of the script.
- --errorlogfile=FILE If a filepath is set, the script appends errors to the
- filepath.
- --infologfile=FILE If a filepath is set, the script appends info to the
- filepath.
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