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| -rw-r--r-- | pkg/PixelatedWebmail.README | 38 | ||||
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diff --git a/pkg/PixelatedWebmail.README b/pkg/PixelatedWebmail.README deleted file mode 100644 index 06e52964..00000000 --- a/pkg/PixelatedWebmail.README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ -How to enable Pixelated Webmail -------------------------------- - -WARNING! This is an experimental feature. -It can expose your mail to *any* user with access to your machine, since there -is no authentication in place at the moment. It could even eat your data. You -have been warned. - -Ok, how do I enable this wonderful feature? -------------------------------------------- - -First, run the bundle for a first time, and ensure that you can register a new -account with a mail-enabled provider (for instance, mail.bitmask.net). - -Then, you have to edit a config file living inside the bundle folders. You have -to add "Pixmail=true" under the [General] section, like this: - -lib/config/leap/leap.conf: - -[General] -SkipFirstRun=true -Provider=mail.bitmask.net -Pixmail=true - -[mail.bitmask.net] -Services=mx - -Then, run bitmask again: - -./bitmask --debug - -And a new "Bitmask Webmail" option should have appeared under the "Bitmask" -menu. - -If you want to disable the Webmail functionality, just set the Pixmail property -to 'false'. - -Enjoy your local and encrypted pixelated webmail! diff --git a/pkg/pyinst/pyinst-build.mk b/pkg/pyinst/pyinst-build.mk index 664f13ec..32239f8e 100644 --- a/pkg/pyinst/pyinst-build.mk +++ b/pkg/pyinst/pyinst-build.mk @@ -55,7 +55,6 @@ pyinst-cleanup: pyinst-distribution-data: cp release-notes.rst $(DIST_VERSION) - cp pkg/PixelatedWebmail.README $(DIST_VERSION) cp LICENSE $(DIST_VERSION) pyinst-helpers-linux: |