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LICENSE.txt | Tue Mar 09 12:26:30 -0800 2010 | |
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README.txt
## PostOffice, a plugin for Movable Type ## Author: Six Apart, http://www.sixapart.com/ ## Version: 1.1 ## Released under GPL2 ## ## OVERVIEW ## This plugin enables users to post to their blog via email. ## PREREQUISITES ## * Mail::IMAPClient (for IMAP) * Mail::POP3Client (for POP) * Email::Address * Email::MIME * IO::Socket::SSL ## FEATURES ## Post Office is a plugin for Movable Type that allows users to post to their blog via email. It works by connecting Movable Type to an existing email account, like GMail or any POP or IMAP compliant mailbox, and periodically scanning for messages to post. Each user can be given a unique email address to which to post to uniquely identify them and the blog they want to post to when sending an email. ## INSTALLATION ## 1. Copy the contents of PostOffice/plugins into /path/to/mt/plugins/ 2. Navigate to the settings area for PostOffice and enter in the connection info for your email provider. 3. Ensure that you have an API Password selected for yourself. Edit your profile if you need to select one. 4. Click the Write Entry button and scroll to the bottom of the screen. Look for the text "Email to <blog name>". 5. Save the email address linked to in your address book. Send a test email. ## SOURCE CODE ## Source repository: http://github.com/sixapart/mt-plugin-PostOffice ## LICENSE ## GPL 2.0 ## AUTHOR ## Copyright 2008-2010, Six Apart Ltd., All rights reserved.
