The script will notice this and send a broadcast instead of a p2p message. To send a broadcast, send a message from an address to itself. Send p2p messages the obvious way, appending something like “ on the “To" address, just to make the address look valid for your email client. Use anything as a username/password, and something along the lines of as your email-though everything after the is arbitrary and will be stripped.įor the incoming mail server: POP, localhost, port 12344, don’t use SSL and use ‘normal password’ for authentication.įor the outgoing mail server: SMTP, localhost, port 12345, don’t use SSL, no password for authentication. dok's text client for the bitmessage daemon was cannibalized as well: Ĭlient configuration: (On Thunderbird, YMMV with other clients) The SMTP server is based on SMTP sink server: The script operates by running a POP server on localhost:12344, and an SMTP server on localhost:12345.
If you run bitmessage in normal mode, it should try to detect where your keys.dat is saved.
BITMESSAGE VS PORTABLE
If you're running in portable mode, you need to put your bmwrapper scripts in the same directory as your keys.dat file. Runningįirst make sure you have the api configured in your key.dat (check 's wiki for details). Although, if you're not used to using Thunderbird, some of the Useful Settings at the end may increase quality of life (e.g.
If you watch the tutorial, you can probably skip the rest of this readme. This is better than the instructions below.
BITMESSAGE VS HOW TO
TutorialĪpatomoose, a bmwrapper user, made a tutorial on how to set up Bitmessage with bmwrapper and Thunderbird Portable on Windows: This works.most of the time, and I’ve tried to make it fail gracefully when something goes wrong. Incoming messages are likewise parsed to reconstruct a email, with attachment. Attached images are included, base64 encoded, in an img tag. The script (usually) parses outgoing messages to strip the ugly email header information and put quoted text in PyBitmessage’s '-’ delimited form. So I wrote this to fill the same role as B2M, until the source code was released. I'm on Linux, and don't feel like dealing with wine. Bmwrapper is a poorly hacked together python script to let Thunderbird and PyBitmessage communicate, similar to AyrA's (generally much better) application: Bitmessage2Mail.
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