Thanks again.
As mentioned in first message, system has Postfix by default, with its
corresponding /usr/sbin/sendmail and /etc/postfix/main.cf .
Since I don't have anything for $sendmail variable, it's defaulting
indeed for Postix sendmail.
On Thu, May 05, 2022 at 19:19:45 -0500, Cameron Simpson wrote:
Might be. It won't be a "real" Message-ID line as it looks like the log
tries to include the username of the user who sent the email.
However, you're using SMTP to smtp.domain.tld, which means you're not
using the local mail system, which means that it should not be logging
locally for email you send using mutt.
Sorry... By "log" here I meant the default ~/sent one, default set for
$record variable
No, it is just what gets written into the heder line so that people
know
what address to use for replies and citations.
Then how do I know the email is really being sent from u...@domain.tld
's account/SMTP?
Mutt has some debug flags. Try using the "-d 5" option.
Got: "DEBUG was not defined during compilation. Ignored."
Any other ways to tell whether email is really being sent with STARTTLS?
On Thu, May 05, 2022 at 23:06:15 -0500, Nathan Stratton Treadway wrote:
Some ISPs specifically block outgoing traffic on TCP port 25 (which is
the default port for "smtp:" traffic)
Which means, if not specifying port then Mutt (or Postfix?) takes port
25 as SMTP default...
Wasn't/shouldn't port 587 the new default for SMTP?
So Heirloom Mailx also takes port 25 as default?
Also, some more doubts aroused:
---If adding the "-n" option to whole email sending command, it does
*nothing*, just immediately getting an exit status of '1'. What's
happening with this?
---Where in the manual can I find the meaning of each of the %Z letters
here http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/#index-format ? I mean, the letters
norON, DdSPsK...
---When browsing emails in Mutt, why do sizes inside () -for example,
(1.1K)- change to something different and smaller -( 6)- when hitting
enter to display the message?
Thanks again.
