Hello!
I've been trying to use mutt from my home computer (it works ok from my
work computer). Both use Scientific Linux 6.3. All I get on my home
computer is core dumps.
Here's my test: echo "TESTING" | mutt -s '[testing] 1-2-3'
drchip-@-campbell-family-biz (in the email: remove first three -s,
change last one to a period).
along with a .muttrc:
set smtp_pass="ELIDED"
set smtp_url="smtp://smtp.campbellfamily.biz:587"
set from="drchip-@-campbell-family-biz"
set realname="C Campbell"
set editor="gvim"
set header_cache=~/.mutt/cache/headers
set message_cachedir=~/.mutt/cache/bodies
set certificate_file=~/.mutt/certificates
set smart_wrap=yes
set sort='threads'
set sort_aux='last-date-received'
The core dumps don't do me much good; the mutt I'm using came via a yum
install, so it uses hex addressing. ~/.mutt/cache exists, but no
headers, bodies, or certificates. I tried commenting out sort,
header_cache, message_cachedir, and certificate_file but that doesn't
stop the core dumping.
I tried building mutt myself (mutt 1.5.21); it builds, but "blesses" me
with:
Error in /home/cec/.muttrc, line 1: smtp_pass: unknown variable
Error in /home/cec/.muttrc, line 2: smtp_url: unknown variable
source: errors in /home/cec/.muttrc
sh: /usr/local/bin/mutt_dotlock: No such file or directoryError in
/home/cec/.muttrc, line 1: smtp_pass: unknown variable
Error in /home/cec/.muttrc, line 2: smtp_url: unknown variable
source: errors in /home/cec/.muttrc
sh: /usr/local/bin/mutt_dotlock: No such file or directory
Couldn't lock /home/cec/sent
Could not send the message.
I'd appreciate some help!
Thank you,
Chip Campbell
Couldn't lock /home/cec/sent
Could not send the message.
