On 090425, 22:36, Jude DaShiell wrote: > if I use: > set ssl_force_tls = yes > set abort_nosubject = no > set mail_check = 60 > set timeout = 10 > set sort = "reverse-date-received" > set signature = "~/.mutt/signature" > set copy = no > set from = "dashiellj...@gmail.com" > set realname = "Jude DaShiell" > # imap settings > set imap_user = "dashiellj...@gmail.com" > set imap_pass = "mypass" > # smtp settings > set smtp_url = "smtps://dashiellj...@smtp.google.com" > set smtp_pass = "mypass" > set folder = "imaps://imap.gmail.com/" > set spoolfile ="+INBOX" > set postponed = "+[Gmail]/Drafts" > set record = "+[Gmail]/Sent Mail" > set trash ="+[Gmail]/Trash" > macro index gs "<change_folder>$record<enter>" "go to sent" > macro index gi "<change_folder>$spoolfile<enter>" "go to inbox" > macro index gt "<change_folder>$trash<enter>" "go to trash" > and didn't touch /var/mail/dashielljude > mutt with this configuration goes nowhere complaining about no mailbox. I > encrypted this file with the real passwords in it and put a source line so > that couuld be accessed but that's been no help either. >
You can change this line: set ssl_force_tls = yes to set ssl_starttls = yes in the line set smtp_url add :587/ at the end and close with " like this :587/" in the line set folder add :993/ at the end and close with " like this :993/" Have a good day. Stefano. -- Stefano P. Sent from my Linux OS
