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-#!/usr/bin/env sh
-# This script will run offlineimap and check
-# for new email if there is an internet connection.
-#
-# If it detects new mail, it uses mpv to play a
-# notification sound: notify.opus
-#
-# I have this run as a cronjob every 5 minutes.
-
-export DISPLAY=:0.0
-
-# Checks for internet connection and set notification script.
-ping -q -c 1 1.1.1.1 > /dev/null || exit
-# Settings are different for MacOS (Darwin) systems.
-if [ "$(uname)" = "Darwin" ]
-then
-	notify() { osascript -e "display notification \"$2 in $1\" with title \"You've got Mail\" subtitle \"Account: $account\"" && sleep 2 ;}
-else
-	notify() { mpv --really-quiet ~/.config/mutt/etc/notify.opus & pgrep -x dunst && notify-send -i ~/.config/mutt/etc/email.gif "$2 new mail(s) in \`$1\` account." ;}
-fi
-
-echo " 🔃" > /tmp/imapsyncicon
-pkill -RTMIN+12 i3blocks
-
-# Run offlineimap. You can feed this script different settings.
-offlineimap -o "$@"
-rm -f /tmp/imapsyncicon
-pkill -RTMIN+12 i3blocks
-
-# Check all accounts/mailboxes for new mail. Notify if there is new content.
-for account in $(ls ~/.mail)
-do
-	#List unread messages newer than last mailsync and count them
-	newcount=$(find ~/.mail/"$account"/INBOX/new/ -type f -newer ~/.config/mutt/etc/.mailsynclastrun 2> /dev/null | wc -l)
-	if [ "$newcount" -gt "0" ]
-	then
-		notify "$account" "$newcount" &
-	fi
-done
-notmuch new
-
-#Create a touch file that indicates the time of the last run of mailsync
-touch ~/.config/mutt/etc/.mailsynclastrun