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I need some help.. sample pine.conf would be nice :)<br />
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1) I am trying to get the inbox-path right... &nbsp;my files are at:<br />
/sector1/mail/&lt;domain&gt;/&lt;us<wbr />er&gt;/Maildi<wbr />r<br />
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2) How to do it such that it prompts for login credentials? My dovecot stores the email user credentials on MySQL
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I need some help.. sample pine.conf would be nice :)

1) I am trying to get the inbox-path right...  my files are at:
/sector1/mail/<domain>/<user>/Maildir

2) How to do it such that it prompts for login credentials? My dovecot stores the email user credentials on MySQL

Alpine/Pine for Maildir on dovecot

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