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# GMail Apple II Email Gateway # Gmail Apple II Email Gateway
## Motivation ## Motivation
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I used Ewen Wannop (aka Speccie)'s SAM2 email client, running under GSOS 6.0.4. I used Ewen Wannop (aka Speccie)'s SAM2 email client, running under GSOS 6.0.4.
This should also work with GSOS 6.0.1. This should also work with GSOS 6.0.1.
Speccie's website is here: Speccie's website is [here](https://speccie.uk/software/)
- [speccie.uk](https://speccie.uk/software/)
In order to communicate on today's Internet Transport Layer Security (TLS) In order to communicate on today's Internet Transport Layer Security (TLS)
is necessary. Retro machines such as the Apple II series lack the processor is necessary. Retro machines such as the Apple II series lack the processor
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### Incoming Messages ### Incoming Messages
- Message is sent to Gmail username@gmail.com - Message is sent to Gmail username@gmail.com
- Fetchmail runs as a service on the Pi and monitors GMail using IMAP - Fetchmail runs as a service on the Pi and monitors Gmail using IMAP
IDLE. As soon as a message shows up in the INBOX it downloads it IDLE. As soon as a message shows up in the INBOX it downloads it
and places it in `/var/mail/pi` (for username `pi`). Fetchmail leaves and places it in `/var/mail/pi` (for username `pi`). Fetchmail leaves
the email on the Gmail server (this can be changed if desired.) the email on the Gmail server (this can be changed if desired.)
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## Obtaining App Passwords from Google ## Obtaining App Passwords from Google
Google provides a mechanism to allow non-Google apps to connect to Gmail
called *App Passwords*.
Google's help page is [here](https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en)
In order to use the App Passwords method of authentication 2-Step Verification
must be turned on for the account. This is the general approach:
- In a web browser log in to the Gmail account and go to
[Google Account](https://myaccount.google.com/).
- In the panel on the left, choose *Security*.
- Enable *2-Step Verification* for the account.
- The option *App Passwords* will now appear. Select this option.
- At the bottom, choose *Select app* and enter a descriptive name for
the app.
- Choose *Select Device* and choose the device.
- Click *Generate*.
- A 16 character App Password will be shown on the screen. Write this value
down because you will need it later in the configuration.
I generated two separate App Passwords - one for SMTPS and one for IMAPS.
## Configuring the Packages ## Configuring the Packages
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