[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The syslog says "0832-099 is not a known flag". Clearly a sendmail
> problem, but what?
It would be interesting to trap the sendmail command that's being
launched, but that requires a bit of work.
The following options determine what sendmail command will get launched:
$sendmail (of course)
$use_8bitmime (adds -B8BITMIME to command line)
$dsn_notify (adds -N {arg} to command line)
$dsn_return (adds -R {arg} to command line)
> One answer said make sure you have
>
> set sendmail='/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -oi -oem'
>
> I have and it still doesn't send.
Good, because that answer is wrong. It was only valid for much older
versions of Mutt. The "-t" option must not be used with this version of
Mutt!! The default value for $sendmail is "/usr/sbin/sendmail -oem -oi".
Check and see if you have $use_8bitmime set, and try turning it off.
Only newer sendmails will understand that option.
If that doesn't do the trick, try "set sendmail=echo" and then examine
the command line that Mutt produces, to see if you can see what's wrong
with it. If you then run that sendmail command by hand, you may see a
more descriptive error message.
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