Not exactly! I mean when you send a message but the dialup connection is not on by your misfortune, I think that exim takes care of it and queues it somewhere waiting to send it out later on.
Anyway, Matthias, I did not know of the postpone feature (resembling more to the "draft" folder of graphics readers) which is interesting all the same to me. Thanks Matthias Richter [debian-user] <12/06/01 11:33 +0200>: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Tue Jun 12, 2001 at 08:35:00AM: > > I'm using exim as my pet MTA and mutt as a mail reader on my laptop. > > Now, I've set up a .forward file to filter entering messages and it > > all works great. > > But I don't know how to tell exim to put the unsent (because there's > > no dialup connection) mail in a folder like 'unsent-mail' or > > 'queued-mail' (I can read with mutt) and keep it updated. > > If I understand you correctly: you are rather searching the postpone > feature from mutt than some let-me-see-my-mail-queue feature from exim: > "Postpone" lets you store, view and edit already composed but still > unsent mails. > > Matthias > -- > Matthias Richter --+- stud. soz. & inf. -+-- http://www.uni-leipzig.de > --> GPG Public Key: http://www.matthias-richter.de/gpg.ascii <--
