The second line runs IMAP server for receiving email.The first line authenticates and decrypts your protonmail account in memory, prompts for your protonmail password, and spits out a temporary password for the client “login” to the bridge, which is hydroxide in our case.$ GO111MODULE=on go get /emersion/hydroxide/cmd/hydroxide Note that with the current version of go in OpenBSD (go1.13.9), running Get a text-based “bridge-like” MIT-licensed programme, hydroxide: They later offered a “bridge” to use it on the most usual mailers which, as you can guess, did not include mutt.
The problem so far has been that protonmail only offered a web interface or an app for smartphones and such. I have always wanted to use protonmail with mutt and OpenBSD. On the other hand, I have a protonmail account since it was created, +/- a few months. I have changed several times my affiliation, and each time I get a new e-mail account and then I need to update anything official linked to it, such as journals, committee boards, reviewer panels etc. I have been using mutt for the last ~20 years of my life.
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