ken wrote: > Kevin Rodgers wrote: > > ken wrote: > > > mh-temp buffer says: > > > post: aliasing error in .alias - error in line 'alias' > > > send: message not delivered to anyone > > > > > > (What's my ~/.alias got to do with sending this email? Why should it > > > cause it to fail?) > > > > Check the value of the mail-aliases variable (which defaults to t, in > > sendmail.el). > > C-h v mail-aliases: > > mail-aliases's value is shown below. > > Documentation: > Alist of mail address aliases, > or t meaning should be initialized from your mail aliases file. > (The file's name is normally `~/.mailrc', but your MAILRC environment > variable can override that name.) > The alias definitions in the file have this form: > alias ALIAS MEANING > > Defined in `sendmail'. > > Value: > [... shows what seems to be my ~/.mailrc file in reverse and translated > into elisp...]
If you don't want your ~/.mailrc file to be read by Emacs, set mail-aliases to nil in your ~/.emacs file.
But you should find out why gnus is invoking mh/post instead of sendmail, and fix that.
And you might want to examine your ~/.mailrc file -- if mh/post is choking on it, there might be actually be an error in it.
-- Kevin Rodgers
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