pop(s),smtp(s)
I tried on the #mutt channel with no answer I tried the suggestions on comp.mail.mutt group I am trying to add secure pop and secure smtp in my 1.5.23 Muttrc file (I can't find my .muttrc file and I think I may have edited before) here are the only lines I added to my Muttrc file that was there on installation: set realname = dale set from = d...@dalekelly.org set use_from = no set envelope_from =yes smtps://[user[:password]@]smtpout.secureserver.net[:465] pops://[user[:password]@]pop.secureserver.net[:995] I read man mutt I read the doc(s) in my mutt-1.5.23/doc folder any assistance? -- Dale (contact below) http://www.dalekelly.org/
Re: pop(s),smtp(s)
* DaleKelly d...@dalekelly.org [11-02-14 18:00]: I tried on the #mutt channel with no answer I tried the suggestions on comp.mail.mutt group I am trying to add secure pop and secure smtp in my 1.5.23 Muttrc file (I can't find my .muttrc file and I think I may have edited before) *Should* be ~/.muttrc but if that does not exist, mutt will default to /etc/muttrc My openSUSE system does not have /etc/muttrc here are the only lines I added to my Muttrc file that was there on installation: set realname = dale set from = d...@dalekelly.org set use_from = no set envelope_from =yes smtps://[user[:password]@]smtpout.secureserver.net[:465] pops://[user[:password]@]pop.secureserver.net[:995] I read man mutt I read the doc(s) in my mutt-1.5.23/doc folder any assistance? probably: mailboxes smtps://[user[:password]@]smtpout.secureserver.net[:465] mailboxes pops://[user[:password]@]pop.secureserver.net[:995] -- (paka)Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USA @ptilopteri http://en.opensuse.orgopenSUSE Community Memberfacebook/ptilopteri http://wahoo.no-ip.orgPhoto Album: http://wahoo.no-ip.org/gallery2 Registered Linux User #207535@ http://linuxcounter.net
Re: pop(s),smtp(s)
Dale, For what it is worth I have this in my .muttrc file and I am able to send and receive securly to my server. set smtp_url=smtps://j...@jfniendorf.org@secure_server.com/465 -- John
Re: pop(s),smtp(s)
On 11/02/2014 06:19 PM, Patrick Shanahan wrote: *Should* be ~/.muttrc but if that does not exist, mutt will default to /etc/muttrc My openSUSE system does not have /etc/muttrc can't gedit ~/.muttrc (nothing there) no /muttrc folder in /etc tried putting the mailboxes edit in from of my smtps and pops lines but still I get no email where I send it, no error message I can see where are error messages? I looked a little at configuring debug, but I don't know ... trying to get a smaller memory footprint than my GUI email/news -- Dale (contact below) http://www.dalekelly.org/
Re: pop(s),smtp(s)
On 11/02/2014 06:53 PM, John Niendorf wrote: Dale, For what it is worth I have this in my .muttrc file and I am able to send and receive securly to my server. set smtp_url=smtps://j...@jfniendorf.org@secure_server.com/465 Thanks John, I have been working off my Muttrc file, I can't find my .muttrc file (might have edited it before, can't remember now) tried your suggestion for smtp_url, didn't work I install 1.5.23 with pop and IMAP enabled, I didn't see an enable for smtp in the README or INSTALL file also reinstalled a couple times -- Dale (contact below) http://www.dalekelly.org/
Re: pop(s),smtp(s)
* DaleKelly d...@dalekelly.org [11-02-14 18:59]: On 11/02/2014 06:19 PM, Patrick Shanahan wrote: *Should* be ~/.muttrc but if that does not exist, mutt will default to /etc/muttrc My openSUSE system does not have /etc/muttrc can't gedit ~/.muttrc (nothing there) no /muttrc folder in /etc tried putting the mailboxes edit in from of my smtps and pops lines but still I get no email where I send it, no error message I can see where are error messages? I looked a little at configuring debug, but I don't know ... trying to get a smaller memory footprint than my GUI email/news My err, it is not /etc/muttrc, but /etc/Muttrc. And case is important in linux. You more than likely do not have ~/.muttrc unless you copied it there or constructed it from scratch. Copy /etc/Muttrc to ~/.muttrc change permissions to your user and users then edit it to suit. google for muttrc and use the examples to make your ~/.muttrc suit your particular preferences. There are *many* samples but take the time to understand what you do. The mutt man pages are quite good. Pay particular attention to: man muttrc -- (paka)Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USA @ptilopteri http://en.opensuse.orgopenSUSE Community Memberfacebook/ptilopteri http://wahoo.no-ip.orgPhoto Album: http://wahoo.no-ip.org/gallery2 Registered Linux User #207535@ http://linuxcounter.net
