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email-tools/README.md

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+Not sure if I want to use Python or Bash just yet, So i'll write it in both

email-tools/example.imapsync

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+mail.benjamyn-testing.com	mail2.benjamyn-testing.com
+test@benjamyn-testing.com	pass123	test2@benjamyn-testing.com	pass123,'
+test3@benjamyn-testing.com	pas#42$	test4@benjamyn-testing.com	pa$$89*

email-tools/imapsync.py

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+#!/usr/bin/python3
+# Benjamyn Love 2017
+# I cannot concerntrate at the moment :(
+

email-tools/imapsync.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+#Benjamyn Love 2017
+#this script will generate imapsync commmands from email account information that we supply (hopefully)
+
+
+## Usage for imapsync in its most basic form
+# imapsync --host1 [Domain name or the IP of the source server] --user1 [Username of the source account (Usally the email address iteself, it depends on how the server auths)] --pass1 [The password for the source account] --host2 [Domain name or the IP of the destination server] [Other --*1 params] --user2 [Username of the destination account (Usally the email address iteself, it depends on how the server auths)] --pass1 [The password for the detination account] [Other --*2 params]
+# Using my email account as a baseline test@benjamyn-testing.com will be moved to test2@benjamyn-testing.com[Other --*2 params]
+# The command will look like:
+# Using my email account as a baseline test@benjamyn-testing.com will be moved to test2@benjamyn-testing.com
+# imapsync --host1 benjamny-testing.com --user1 "test@benjamyn-testing.com" --pass1 '"password1"' --user2 "test2@benjamyn-testing.com" --pass2 '"pas$w0rd*("'
+# Note the ' followed by the " this makes sure the shell will not glob any of the special chars in the password
+
+# Ideas for usage of this script
+# Add server IP/Domain to a file followed by usernames and passwords
+# i.e
+# mail.benjamyn-testing.com
+# test@benjamyn.testing.com,password1,test2@benjamyn-testing.com,password2
+#
+# The aboce will not work... fucking passwords
+# Will need to use tab delimiters '	'
+#
+
+## TODO Stop being a basic bitch and change it to just use awk
+cat $1 | while read a; do echo $a | awk '{print $1 $2 $3 $4}'; done