/usr/public/www/gsuite/README.g.ucla.txt
20180813 It seems that you can also use the "App password" method with g.ucla.edu account.

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Thunderbird IMAP connection @g.ucla.edu vs @seas.ucla.edu
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1) @g.ucla.edu
	in @g.ucla.edu  G Suite account
		(Gmail need to allow IMAP)
		Sign-in & security
			Enable 2-step verification
			Create App password for Thunderbird
	in Thunderbird, Mail Account Setup
		Your name: xxxx xxxx
		Email address: xxxx@g.ucla.edu
		Password: (*** the App password for Thunderbird ***)

		(Alternate method I tried previously, it also worked)
		|in @g.ucla.edu G Suite account
		|	(Gmail need to allow IMAP)
		|	Sign-in & security
		|	Allow less secure apps: ON
		|in Thunderbird, Mail Account Setup
		|	Your name: xxxx xxxxx 
		|	 Email address: xxxx@g.ucla.edu
		|	Password: (***your g.ucla.edu password ***)
		|	[check] Remember password

	Incoming: IMAP imap.gmail.com 993 SSL/TLS OAuth2 
	Outgoing: SMTP smtp.gmail.com 465 SSL/TLS OAuth2
	Username: Incoming: xxxx@g.ucla.edu 	Outgoing: xxxx@g.ucla.edu
		click Done and you will get UCLA shibboleth screen
		to verify it's you 


2) @seas.ucla.edu G Suite
	in @seas.ucla.edu  G Suite account
		(Gmail need to allow IMAP)
		Sign-in & security
			Enable 2-step verification
			Create App password for Thunderbird

	in Thunderbird, Mail Account Setup
		Your name: xxxx xxxx
		Email address: xxxx@seas.ucla.edu
		Password: (*** the App password for Thunderbird ***)
		[check] Remember password
	Incoming: IMAP imap.gmail.com 993 SSL/TLS Normal password 
	Outgoing: SMTP smtp.gmail.com 465 SSL/TLS Normal password
	Username: Incoming: xxxx@seas.ucla.edu 	Outgoing: xxxx@seas.ucla.edu
		click Done 
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