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I was thinking of installing claws instead. Does it support notifications and ring tones?
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You know, the easiest way out of all of this would just be to allow for extra options for the time intervals in receiving notifications.
I wonder how he did this?
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Create /etc/dbus-1/system-local.conf and make it look like this:
Then run dbus-monitor --system > dbus.txt as root and go disable the setting in modest. Once you've done this you can press ctrl-c in xterm and go read the dbus.txt file. Make sure modest is running with its settings open before you run dbus-monitor and try to do very little from the time you start dbus-monitor until you kill it. There will be a lot of dbus activity not related to modest that you have to comb through. Methods to org.gnome.GConf are reading and writing gconf keys, look for writes to your modest keys. Modest might send out a signal to its service telling it to update and that is what you're looking for.
If you find any methods or signals I can help you write the command to send them.