If you own, or have access to, an FTP server, it’s easy to use Airmail to automatically upload and store your
message attachments there. First, go to any “Preferences” page and at the top-right, click on “FTP” which
will present the screen below.
Add your complete server path to the folder from where you want to attach the attachments, your
Username and Password, then sign in. Airmail will remember your settings (but for your privacy not retain
them).
This is similar to choosing Dropbox, Google Drive, or Evernote for the same purpose of storing attachments
from your email.
message attachments there. First, go to any “Preferences” page and at the top-right, click on “FTP” which
will present the screen below.
Add your complete server path to the folder from where you want to attach the attachments, your
Username and Password, then sign in. Airmail will remember your settings (but for your privacy not retain
them).
This is similar to choosing Dropbox, Google Drive, or Evernote for the same purpose of storing attachments
from your email.
Updated on: 02 / 06 / 2019