My personal dotfiles for X11, zsh, vim, tmux, i3, qutebrowser and more
| Filename | Destination |
|---|---|
| flake8 | ~/.flake8 |
| gitconfig | ~/.gitconfig |
| tmux.conf | ~/.tmux.conf |
| vimrc | ~/.vimrc |
| xinitrc | ~/.xinitrc |
| xinputrc | ~/.xinputrc |
| Xresources | ~/.Xresources |
| zshrc | ~/.zshrc |
| muttrc | ~/.muttrc |
| Directory | Destination |
|---|---|
| i3 | ~/.i3 |
| ipython | ~/.ipython |
| cmus | ~/.config/cmus |
| mplayer | ~/.mplayer |
| mutt | ~/.mutt |
| qutebrowser | ~/.config/qutebrowser |
| zsh | ~/.zsh |
- Modify the following lines in
~/.muttrc:
set my_gpg_user = ""
set my_account_1 = ""
set my_account_2 = ""
set my_account_3 = ""
my_gpg_user should be the email address to use to encrypt / decrypt passwords
my_account_n is an email address to be used in mutt
-
Go to
~/.mutt/accounts/and copy an appropriate template for eachmy_account_n, replacing 'example' with the email address to be used. -
Enter an email address and realname on the first two lines of each new file that was created
-
Create a new file for each
my_account_ncreated, and enter the following contents, replacing 'password' with the account's actual password:
set imap_pass="password"
set smtp_pass="password"
Then encrypt the files with gpg by executing:
$ gpg -er <my_gpg_user> account_passwords.txt
$ shred account_passwords.txt
$ rm account_passwords.txt
Replacing <my_gpg_user> with the value set in ~/.muttrc
If everything was done properly, executing mutt should result
in a password prompt to decrypt the gpg file for my_account_1
Pressing F2, F3, and F4 should then changes the active account
to my_account_1, my_account_2, and my_account_3 respectively