* Add CredentialStore API
* Add CredentialStore implementation for GNOME keyring (makes GNOME keyring dependency optional)
* Further CredentialStore implementations (e.g. KDE) may be added to CredentialStore.py
* Mailnag tries to detect the supported CredentialStore backend automatically
* If no CredentialStore backend is supported on the system, Mailnag stores passwords in the config file (plaintext)
* A specific CredentialStore backend can be forced in the config file (currently one of 'auto', 'gnome', 'none')
* Closes issue #82
* Remove bash scripts and start mailnag python scripts directly
- Prevents duplicate process names
- Fixes missing app icon in taskmanager
* Remove background startup functionality
- Should be handled by modern init systems like systemd
(see new-style-daemon: http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/daemon.html)
- Enables program termination via CTRL+C when running mailnag in a terminal
- Doesn't hide the commandline prompt when running with options like --help (reported in issue #87)
- Fixes wrapping issues in the log output
* Rename mailnagd into mailnag again
* Remove --backround option
* Fix and reorder module imports
* setup.py: patch BIN_DIR in dist_cfg
* Replace unreliable connectivity test by configurable ConnectivityTest
class
* Move connectivity check from main into MailnagDaemon
(does no longer block if another instance tries to shutdown Mailnag)
* Fix crash occuring on failing Idler reconnect
* Log warning instead of error if no internet connection is available
Prevents plugins from
* loading and saving accounts
* storing an internal reference to the original accounts list
* accessing the original accounts list after MailnagDaemon.dispose() has been called
implemented mark-as-read feature
refactored reminder class
don't write mailnag.dat on every mail check (only if its contend has changed)
minor other fixes
* primary goal: reduce global vars, slim down main file
(only do initialization of global stuff here, move everything else to a daemon class)
* properly close all open pop3/imap connections on shutdown
* throw/catch meaningful exceptions
* renamed IdleRunner/Idler run() methods to start() since 'run' suggests a blocking call (as in dialog.run())
