Mail Setup Instructions: Pine IMAP-SSL

You must be running Pine 4.30 or later.

 Start up Pine.

 From Pine's main menu:
  o  S) Setup
  o  C) Config
  o  scroll down to "inbox-path"
  o  C) Change value
  o  set it to "{disorder.primate.net/ssl/user=YOURUSERNAME/novalidate-cert}INBOX"
  o  E) Exit setup
  o  Y) yes, commit changes
      
  Now quit Pine and run Pine again.  You'll be prompted for your 
  password.  You'll now be accessing your INBOX via IMAP/SSL.

 To have Pine-IMAP/SSL use the folders that are already in your IMAP
 space, you have to create a Pine Collection.  Do the following from
 Pine's main menu:

  o  S) Setup
  o  L) Collection List
  o  A) Add collection

  o  Nickname:   disorder IMAP folders
     Server:     disorde.primate.net/ssl/user=YOURUSERNAME/novalidate-cert
     Path:       mail/
     View:       --leave this blank--

  o  type Ctrl-X to save this entry.
  o  Y) Yes, save changes
  o  E) Exit setup

  Note: You can specify any path where mail folders exist, usually the
  default is "mail/".

From Pine's main menu, hit "L" to list folders.  Select "disorder IMAP folders"
    and hit enter.  You should see all your IMAP folders.

 By default Pine won't read subdirectories from your IMAP folders.
 Configure Pine to view subdirectories:

  o  S) Setup
  o  C) Configure
  o  Scroll down to "enable-lame-list-mode" under "Folder Preferences"
  o  x) type 'x' to enable this setting
  o  E) Exit Setup
  o  Y) Yes, Save changes

  Now you can view the subdirctories with the '>' command or view messages
  in that folder with the 'enter' key.

  Note: Pine defines "folders" as containing messages while "directories"
  contain more folders or directories.  So for example you will see a 
  "Saved[/]" entry when you list your folders.  This means that Saved can 
  serve as a folder or a directory, hence "[/]".  So viewing it with ">" 
  (actually just "." will work) will show subdirectories and folders but 
  viewing it with "enter" will show you messages.

 If you have multiple email accounts on other servers and you want
to have a different INBOX for each account, you need to do the following
from Pine's main menu:
  o  S) Setup
  o  C) Configure
  o  Scroll down to "enable-incoming-folders" under "Folder Preferences"
  o  x) type 'x' to enable this setting
  o  E) Exit Setup
  o  Y) Yes, Save changes

If set, this feature defines a pseudo-folder collection called "INCOMING
MESSAGE FOLDERS".  Initially, the only folder included in this
collection will be your INBOX, which will no longer show up in your
Default folder collection.

You may add more folders to the Incoming Message Folders collection by
using the "A Add" command in the FOLDER LIST screen. You will be
prompted for the host the folder is stored on (which defaults to the
same host used for your INBOX), a nickname, and the actual folder
name. Once a set of Incoming Message Folders are defined, the TAB key
(in MESSAGE INDEX or MESSAGE TEXT screens) may be used to scan the
folders for those with Recent messages. If you add more folders to your
Incoming-Folders collection, turning this feature back off will have no
effect.

 To have Pine use your local mail resources also, do the following from
  Pine's main menu:

  o S) Setup
  o L) Collection List
  o A) Add collection

  o Nickname:   Local folders
    Server:     --leave this blank--
    Path:       mail/
    View:       --leave this blank--

  o  hit Ctrl-X to save this entry.
  o Y) Yes, save changes
  o E) Exit setup

  Note: You can specify any path where mail folders exist, usually the
  default is "mail/".

  From Pine's main menu, hit "L" to list folders.  Select "Local
  folders" and hit enter.  You should see all your Local folders.

 To copy mail from Local folders to IMAP folders, navigate to a folder
  you'd like to copy from and do the following:

  o ;) Select Criteria
  o A) Select All (Choose your specific selection criteria)
  o A) Apply
  o S) Save
  o ^T) Goto Folders
  o  navigate to your target folder and hit enter twice to complete.

  Note: Make sure you have enable-aggregate-command-set enabled
	in your configuration options

  There are several ways to accomplish this, some harmless experimentation
  with select is a good idea to familiarize yourself with this process.

  Note: Pine's configuration is saved in ~/.pinerc