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Pine is a popular terminal based email program developed at the University of Washington.
As at today's date (14-Aug-05) it can be downloaded compiled and ready to run on OS X from here: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/unix_open_source/pinepico.html.
Here are the steps required to use it with .Mac:
1. Download the archive and drag the pine.command to your Applications folder.
2. Run it at least once and then quit. This will create the necessary .pinerc file in your home folder which we will then edit.
2. Open terminal and type
open .pinerc
3. Change the following lines, substituting your own user name wherever it says "bob"
smtp-server=smtp.mac.com/novalidate-cert/user=bob
inbox-path={mail.mac.com/SSL/novalidate-cert/user=bob}INBOX
default-fcc={mail.mac.com/SSL/novalidate-cert/user=bob}Sent Messages
postponed-folder={mail.mac.com/SSL/novalidate-cert/user=bob}Drafts
customized-hdrs=From: bob@mac.com, Reply-To: bob@mac.com
folder-collections="Mail on .Mac" {mail.mac.com/SSL/novalidate-cert/user=bob}[*]
4. Save the file and quit your text editor.
5. You are done. Restart Pine and you will see your .Mac mailboxes. Note that since you have configured Pine to keep the messages on the server, there is no reason you can not use Pine at the same time as Apple Mail, Outlook Express etc. And should you remove Pine, you will not lose any email messages.
