Dale,
What happens when you put this in your .muttrc file?
set smtp_url="smtps://your_email_addr...@email.server.com/465"
set smtp_pass="your_password"
--
John
On 11/08/2014 12:15 AM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* DaleKelly [11-07-14 22:57]:
(my ~/.muttrc is below)
I am compiling from source (1.5.1.23)
got the message on the dev list that SSLv3 had a security issue
don't know if a previous version has SMTP
I added --config-pop --config-smtp --with-ssl -
* DaleKelly [11-07-14 22:57]:
> (my ~/.muttrc is below)
>
> I am compiling from source (1.5.1.23)
> got the message on the dev list that SSLv3 had a security issue
> don't know if a previous version has SMTP
>
> I added --config-pop --config-smtp --with-ssl --with-sasl
> to the ./comfigure comma
On 11/07/2014 11:28 PM, David Champion wrote:
* On 07 Nov 2014, DaleKelly wrote:
I get no prompt for username and password
No, you wouldn't because nothing in your configuration indicates
definitively that you want AUTH-SMTP.
I added only one change to the sample.muttrc
and saved it to ~/.m
* On 07 Nov 2014, DaleKelly wrote:
>
> I get no prompt for username and password
No, you wouldn't because nothing in your configuration indicates
definitively that you want AUTH-SMTP.
> I added only one change to the sample.muttrc
> and saved it to ~/.muttrc
> set smtp_url=smtps://smtpout.secur
(my ~/.muttrc is below)
I am compiling from source (1.5.1.23)
got the message on the dev list that SSLv3 had a security issue
don't know if a previous version has SMTP
I added --config-pop --config-smtp --with-ssl --with-sasl
to the ./comfigure command
then sudo make clean
then sudo make
then su
