Hi. After using mutt for years on Linux, I've been forced to use it on Windows Me. I was happy to see it's available for Windows, and I was able to POP my mail down from my ISP, and I was even able to get it to work with vim (Had to set abort_modified=no because editor="gvim -f" didn't work, and using regular gvim with a fork, mutt would immediately think gvim had finished but hadn't modified the message. But I think this part is working, because I can hit return on attachment one in the mutt window after doing :wq in vim and see my changes.) but when I tried to send a message using builtin, it didn't work. Worse than that, mutt didn't tell me that it didn't work.
When I hit "send", in the bottom line of the window I get "connecting to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, then "sending 309" or something like that, and then "mail sent". Note that it doesn't ask me for a password, and it doesn't tell me there was a problem, but the mail never shows up. My .muttrc (mostly copied from the win32 mini example) says: set sendmail="builtin" set smtp_serv = "smtp.comcast.net" set smtp_user = "amirkarger" # set smtp_pass = "" # Try to use ESMTP and AUTH LOGIN And as I mentioned pop is working (it asks for a password and correctly downloads mail). I downloaded smtppush, but didn't know how to use it in the set sendmail line of the .muttrc. A quick search of the mutt-users archive didn't find anything. Thanks in advance for any suggestions! -Amir Karger __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Y! Web Hosting - Let the expert host your web site http://webhosting.yahoo.com/
