IMAP settings look as below in our /etc/conky/nf file: # grep imap /etc/conky/nf
Restart the daemon: # /etc/init.d/stunnel4 restartĬheck with netstat to make sure Stunnel is listening on IMAPS port 993: # netstat -nltp | grep 993 File then should look something as below: # cat /etc/default/stunnel4
Open /etc/default/stunnel4 and change ENABLED field value from “0” to “1” to have the tunnels start up automatically on system boot. Install Stunell: # apt-get install stunnel4 ConfigurationĬreate /etc/stunnel/nf file with appropriate IMAPS settings: # cat > /etc/stunnel/nf <assume you already have Conky installed and configured. Stunnel is a program designed to work as SSL encryption wrapper, thus can be used to add SSL functionality to Conky’s built-in IMAP feature. Conky is a free, light-weight system monitor for X, that displays information on your desktop.
