-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Wednesday, March 14 at 05:25 PM, quoth Umut Tabak: > I still get a > > ssmtp: Cannot open mail:25
Alright, now we're getting somewhere. > set sendmail="/usr/sbin/ssmtp [EMAIL PROTECTED] -appassword" Okay, it appears that the real problem is not with your mutt setup, but with your ssmtp setup. I don't know much about ssmtp, but I do know that it has more-or-less been abandoned. You may be able to find information about how to configure ssmtp on the web... I know some people use and love ssmtp, but I'm personally not a fan (for many reasons, many having to do with it being abandon-ware). I would recommend using a different package: msmtp. It has a web page (http://msmtp.sf.net) and a lot of documentation and active development. I would suggest installing that, setting it up, and telling mutt to use that instead of ssmtp. That being said, some folks get a lot of mileage out of ssmtp and may be able to help you set it up. I am not one of them. :) >> That's because it's not a bash (or shell) command, it's something that >> goes in mutt's config file (i.e. ~/.muttrc). > > Yes, right, also a beginner and learner of linux. Step by step :) We're all beginners at some point. :) > Thanks for this clarification, it helped :). Happy to help. ~Kyle - -- Man cannot live by bread alone. He must have peanut butter. -- Bill Cosby -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Comment: Thank you for using encryption! iD8DBQFF+CelBkIOoMqOI14RAoQiAJ91KlaThupBm7XYyJMnmXfTlApbpgCfUKYd cBzzvzmkx/huZlpj9opiTz8= =VSfx -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
