AFAICS an email client has 2 parts: 1. a data-base to manage the In/Out mails 2. transport agent/s for send and receive.
Since mc is THE superb data-base manager, it seems that it could do email well? In my failed-state location, ISP's email facilities have crapped out, or perhaps the natives can only use FB & twitter; so I've had to resort to gmail, which is very inefficient and frustrating in the default/http mode. Does "mail -s <subject> -c <cc> <to>" use `sendmail` [or its proxy]? sendmail is punishment to setup ! gmail needs TLS/SSL Is TLS/SSL a part of `sendmail`, or will `sendmail` call TLS/SSL? == TIA. _______________________________________________ mc mailing list https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc