Hello.
I already tried every way I could imagine to debug my problem, and
simply no dice; thus trying to post everything here as last resort.
Using Mutt 1.10.1 (cannot update for now; please don't ask why)
Using Postfix /usr/sbin/sendmail ($sendmail variable is empty)
Remote mail server just accepts "login" mode
IMAP does work correctly
*Beforehand*, if you'll answer just with questions without advise, or
mock, just ban me better.
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_url=smtp://$my_user@$my_url; set
smtp_pass=p4ss; set ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes"
recei...@domain.tld
Could not find the host ""
Could not send the message.
Tried with and without simple/double quotes for $smtp_url variable, as
well as using "%40" instead of '@'
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_url=smtp://$my_u...@smtp.domain.tld; set
smtp_pass=p4ss; set ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes"
recei...@domain.tld
Could not connect to smtp.domain.tld (No route to host).
Could not send the message.
Have to explicitly specify the port; though it varies from ISP to ISP!?
In some I need, in some other I don't!
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_url=smtp://$my_u...@smtp.domain.tld:587; set
smtp_pass=p4ss; set ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes"
recei...@domain.tld
No authenticators available
Could not send the message.
I have to explicitly specify $smtp_authenticators variable... Shouldn't
Mutt check all possible ones one by one if empty variable, according to
manual?
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -n -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_url=smtp://$my_u...@smtp.domain.tld:587; set
smtp_pass=p4ss; set ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes"
recei...@domain.tld; echo $?
1
Just what??
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_authenticators=login:gssapi; set
smtp_url=smtp://$my_u...@smtp.domain.tld:587; set smtp_pass=p4ss; set
ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes" recei...@domain.tld
login authentication failed, trying next method
No authenticators available
Could not send the message.
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_authenticators=gssapi; set
smtp_url=smtp://$my_u...@smtp.domain.tld:587; set smtp_pass=p4ss; set
ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes" recei...@domain.tld
No authenticators available
Could not send the message.
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_authenticators=whatNonsense; set
smtp_url=smtp://$my_u...@smtp.domain.tld:587; set smtp_pass=p4ss; set
ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes" recei...@domain.tld
No authenticators available
Could not send the message.
printf "%b\n" "$msg" | mutt -s "Test message" -e "set
my_user=u...@domain.tld; set my_url=smtp.domain.tld; set from='User';
set use_from=yes; set smtp_authenticators=gssapi:login; set
smtp_url=smtp://$my_u...@smtp.domain.tld:587; set smtp_pass=p4ss; set
ssl_starttls=yes; set ssl_force_tls=yes" recei...@domain.tld
SASL authentication failed
Could not send the message.
And finally:
What's the difference between Mutt and Neomutt? Which one preferable?
