From your GetMyInvoices dashboard, navigate to your account name on the top-right corner and click Email Accounts. Now that you’ve configured your iCloud account’s app-specific password, IMAP and SMTP settings, follow these steps to complete the linking process on your GetMyInvoices account. To find out specific settings and parameters required for iCloud IMAP and SMTP, click this link.

Ensure that your iCloud account’s IMAP and SMTP settings are enabled and properly configured.

If you do not use an app-specific password to link your iCloud account, you will get this error message in GetMyInvoices: “Mail server denied authentication”. Information about app-specific passwords and specific steps on how to generate one can be found on this page.

Create an app-specific password for GetMyInvoices from your iCloud account.

Skipping these steps may result in unsuccessful authentication between the two accounts. It’s important that you do these steps first before linking your Apple iCloud account to your GetMyInvoices account. I hope I can get this going asap.Start Linking Email Accounts How do I link my iCloud account to GetMyInvoices? How do I link my iCloud account to GetMyInvoices? The workaround still needs to be accepted by the people responsible for maintaining libetpan though, and will require that MailCore2 integrates this new version of libetpan and in turn requires email client authors to update their MailCore2 to that version. This workaround should provide a temporary reolsution of the issue until Apple fixes it on their side. In the mean while, I implemented a workaround in libetpan, which is used by MailCore2 to communicate with IMAP servers. I've opened an issue with Apple to this end but their track record responding to these is not great. The issue is on Apple's side and should ideally be fixed by them. This in turn results in some clients crashing or getting stuck in the synchronization process because they keep retrying the UID FETCH and it keeps faling. This causes the parser to fault and the fetch command to fail. In short, some messages in iCloud's IMAP reply to an UID FETCH request contain ENVELOPE's that have a Message-ID containing unescaped double quotes. Hi all, I would like to inform the devs that I discovered an iCloud server issue that affects many email clients (including all currently using MailCore2) and causes them to crash or not synchronize properly when used with iCloud IMAP accounts.įor an example of this issue in a client utilizing MailCore2, see The Eternal Sync Bug

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