AUTHENTICATION and CONFIGURATION:

Go to http://monkeymail.org, login, and change your password under "Settings -> Password."

You can also control incoming spam filtering levels and actions at "Settings -> Spam Settings."

Mail forwarding config is available at "Settings -> Mail Forwarding." If you're not fethcing email from our servers, only forwarding your email, disable "Keep local copy."

If you are using two factor authentication for monkeymail, you must create an app password for the login for SMTP ("Settings -> Password -> App Password") Your account password will not work.

Monkeymail has server settings listed in "Settings -> External Access". These do not work, you should use the servers and settings in this FAQ instead.

GENERAL (any IMAP client, including iOS and Android apps):

IMAP: mail.b.hostedemail.com (TLS/SSL, port 993)
SMTP: mail.b.hostedemail.com (TLS/SSL, port 465)
Username (incoming and outgoing): USER@monkey.org

ALPINE (you are so old-skool):

Quit Alpine and add/modify .pinerc: 
	incoming-folders=monkey.org {mail.b.hostedemail.com/user=USER@monkey.org/tls}INBOX
	smtp-server=mail.b.hostedemail.com/user=USER@monkey.org/tls/secure
Or if you are of the POP persuasion: 
	incoming-folders=monkey.org {#move mail.b.hostedemail.com/user=USER@monkey.org/tls/pop3}INBOX ~/mail/inbox
If you want to save your (encrypted) IMAP/SMTP password between Alpine sessions: 
	touch ~/.pine-passfile
Now start Alpine, browse to the new folder (named monkey.org) and enter your password. If you change your password after saving it in Alpine, quit and restart after: 
	echo > ~/.pine-passfile

fetchmail (super old-skool, also procmail):

Into .fetchmailrc goes: 
# optional (run in background, keep a log)
#set daemon 600
#set logfile fetchmail.log

poll mail.b.hostedemail.com proto POP3
user "USER@monkey.org" pass "PASSWORD"
ssl
fetchall	# fetch reguardless of read/unread flags
no keep		# delete from server after popping
no rewrite	# leave headers alone
# uncomment the next line if you want to process mail through procmail
#mda "/usr/local/bin/procmail -f %F -d %T";