[Nmh-workers] Mac OS X Tiger [Was: "compile nmh on Mac OS X breaks on slocal.c"]

2006-07-05 Thread Philipp Roessler
Here is how I was able to install nmh on my ibook (using the rc shell):$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/sources/nmh co nmh$ cd nmh$ autoconf$ autoheader$ LDFLAGS = -dynamic configure --enable-debug --enable-pop --with-editor'='$EDITOR --prefix'='$HOME/hier$ make$ sudo make installGood dayPhilipp___
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[Nmh-workers] send (smtp) problems

2006-07-05 Thread Philipp Roessler

I'm new to nmh and are having troubles sending mail.
First try (first smtp server):

$ send -verbose -server mx.freenet.de -user der_wachtmeister -sasl
Use "/Users/phil/Mail/draft"? y
-- Posting for All Recipients --
  -- Network Recipients --
  phroessler at gmx.de: loses; [USER] 550 authentication required
post: 1 addressee undeliverable
send: message not delivered to anyone

~/Mail/draft:
  "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   cc:
   Fcc: +outbox
   Subject: test nmh 20060705
   
   Hi Phil

   Let's see how this works...

   Philipp"

Second try (another smtp server):

$ send -verbose -server mail.gmx.net -user 1281346 -sasl
Use "/Users/phil/Mail/draft"? y
-- Posting for All Recipients --
post: problem initializing server; [RPLY] 550 5.7.0 {mp010} Need to  
authenticate via SMTP-AUTH-Login

send: message not delivered to anyone

What am I missing in each case?
Here are my configuration files:

~/.mh-profile:
  Path: Mail

~/hier/etc/mts.conf:
  mts: smtp
  hostable: /Users/phil/hier/etc/hosts
  localname: mail.gmx.net
  masquerade: draft_from
  mmdfldir: /var/mail
  mmdflfil:
  pophost: pop.gmx.net
  servers: mail.gmx.net

~/hier/etc/hosts:
  mail.gmx.net
  mx.freenet.de

I have no .netrc (why would I?).

One more general question: how can I inspect (in plain text) the  
messages sent back and forth between my machine and the smtp server?


Philipp



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Here is how I was able to install nmh on my ibook (using the rc  
shell):


$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/sources/nmh
co nmh
$ cd nmh
$ autoconf
$ autoheader
$ LDFLAGS = -dynamic configure --enable-debug --enable-pop --with-
editor'='$EDITOR --prefix'='$HOME/hier
$ make
$ sudo make install

Good day

Philipp

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[Nmh-workers] Re: send (smtp) problems

2006-07-05 Thread Bill Wohler
Philipp Roessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> I have no .netrc (why would I?).

To avoid typing the password every time... I haven't tried SASL yet,
so can't help you there. However, send should be prompting you for a
password but does not seem to be doing so. Bug?

> One more general question: how can I inspect (in plain text) the
> messages sent back and forth between my machine and the smtp server?

I would expect that "send -watch" would do this for you, but it
doesn't. Try the undocumented argument "-snoop" instead.

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