I recently switched to mutt from pine, and I like it a lot, except for one thing: I can't send mail from my local machine, using my isp's smtp server.
I can do it just fine from pine, providing I have started an imap session on one of my isp's machines. (I'm doing this message in pine). But, depending on what port I specify in smtp_url, I can either get an instant "connection refused", or, after about ten minutes, "gnutls_handshake: A TLS packet with unexpected length was received." It doesn't matter whether I've started an imap session with mutt. mutt 1.5.18, debian lenny but with postfix. I have tried to find some help in TFM but if there's a combination of config variables that works I haven't stumbled upon it. What simple, head-smacking thing have I overlooked? -- Dave Williams d...@eskimo.com
