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 ($sendmail variable is empty)
Remote mail server just
On Thu, May 05, 2022 at 12:07:44PM -0500, Kevin J. McCarthy wrote:
1) On the command line, the shell will expand shell variables inside
double quoted strings, before Mutt even sees it.
So in the part "set smtp_url=smtp://$my_user@$my_url" Mutt is probably
only seeing "set smtp_url=smtp://@", bec
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 Si
Sorry for late answering...
On Sun, May 08, 2022 at 04:25:05PM +1000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
You're failing in this because you have $smtp_url defined. Comment out
it and the other $smtp* variables.
When you send with $sendmail (the local system's mail system, postfix
for you) the smtp settin
Thanks for all the advice.
I did give Getmail a try, and you're right: it has more features.
I'd probably try using it for daily use, like Msmtp, if it weren't for 2
issues:
---No STARTTLS support, only SSL: author at the mailing lists seems to
not like very much the idea of implementing it.
--
Why isn't there a default binding for the "imap-fetch-mail" function,
just like 'G' for POP3? I know I can assign it, but was curious
If "LAST" command has been deprecated since long ago, is there a
reason to still keep it? In the case of Getmail, is it that it actually
does not use this command
