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Thunderbird is a bit fussy with self-signed certificates. This better explains the process of setting up an account for yunohost.
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#Email
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YunoHost provide:
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* [Postfix](http://www.postfix.org/): a SMTP email server
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* [Dovecot](http://www.dovecot.org/): a IMAP and a POP3 email server
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* [Amavis](http://amavis.org/): an antispam
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* [RoundCube](/apps): a webmail
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###Heavy email client
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You can acces to your emails thanks to an heavy email client such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Évolution.
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You will need your email adress and your password.
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#####Settings:
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IMAP | 993 | SSL/TLS
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SMTP | 465 | SSL/TLS
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#### Mozilla Thunderbird
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The automatic detection tool of Thunderbird doesn’t works with YunoHost. You will need to do it manually. To do so, add the account information, then select SSL/TLS for imap and smtp. Afterwards select 'Normal Password' for Authentication and click on 'Advanced Config'. You will need to accept the certificate exceptions for fetching mails and after you send your first mail.
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###Migration
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Your e-mails are saved in the forder /var/mail/.
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You will need to move that folder to your new server YunoHost.
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