Thanks' a lot. I now solved the problem. slocal was working properly,
 but exmh failed the call because of the wrong read permissions on
 the file .maildelivery. In fact I just updated the system, and that
 permission was denied, for some reason. So, the second problem of the
 list is now solved. The others two are still pending.

> I premit I'm running tcl, tk and tclX 8.0.4 and nmh 0.27.
>
> 1. when composing an e-mail, the Backspace and delete keys do not work.
> 2. when collecting e-mails by pressing Inc, nmh remotely connects to
>    the local pop server and copies the messages into /var/spool/mail/XXX.
>    The problem: exmh should also collect the messages from
>    /var/spool/mail/XXX to ~XXX/Mail/inbox and show me the list, but it
>     does not. I really have no clue of what the cause may be here.
> 3. when setting up the preferences, I press Save and I get a window
>    with the following error message:
>
>Broken trace on set window(fontsize) 0: can't set "var": error while 
>autoloading "HMset_state": too many nested calls to Tcl_EvalObj (infinite 
loop?)
>    while executing
>"error "Broken trace on [list set $_var $_value]: $err""
>    (procedure "PrefValueSet" line 10)
>    invoked from within
>"PrefValueSet $varName $default"
>    ("default" arm line 8)
>    invoked from within
>"switch -regexp -- $default {
>               ^ON$            {PrefValueSet $varName 1}
>               ^OFF$           {PrefValueSet $varName 0}
>               "^CHOICE "      {PrefValueSet $varName [lindex $default..."
>    (procedure "Preferences_Reset" line 24)
>    invoked from within
>"Preferences_Reset"
>    (procedure "PreferencesSave" line 16)
>    invoked from within
>"PreferencesSave"
>    invoked from within
>".pref.but.save invoke"
>    ("uplevel" body line 1)
>    invoked from within
>"uplevel #0 [list $w invoke]"
>    (procedure "tkButtonUp" line 8)
>    invoked from within
>"tkButtonUp .pref.but.save"
>    (command bound to event)
>

 I solved the first problem by using emacs as editor :-), but I would
 not call it a real solution. The third problem is more consistent, 
 and I can not avoid it, it seems.  Is somebody happily running exmh
 with Tk 8.0.4 out there?

 Sergio

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