Tobias Wagner wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to send a simple email to my address with no success. I
logged in via ssh and typed:
echo "This is a test." | mail -s "Test subject" t...@gmx.de
It didn't give an error message, but no email was received.
I have searched the net but there's so many tools associated to it
(mutt, exim, sendmail, ...) that I am totally confused. I only need to
send mails from commandline, no inbox needed.
Any help would be great.
Tobias.
P.S.: I have a NSLU2 with debian as described at cyrius.com.
I'm using that sort of setup for various things. Have you checked for a
failure message sent to the root user on that machine, of used mail's -v
option? In extremis use Telnet to see what the remote server's saying
over SMTP... are you /sure/ t...@gmx.de is a good recipient?
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