Hristo+list, It sounds like the problem now is not due to pine but your sendmail. try editing /etc/sendmail.cf and change DS to DSmail.yourisp-or-pop3account.com and DM to DMyourisp.com and see if that works. You'll need restart sendmail for it to re-read the sendmail.cf before it will take effect. I've seen some mention of changing Dj also, but I never had to use that. These measures are needed now because ISP's try to avoid abuse of their MTA for such things as spamming. Open relays are frowned upon nowadays. Oh, and also keep in mind that some of the free mail services require you to first fetch you're mail, then they open a time window for you to send mail -- for same reason mentioned above. For some further info see: http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue45/pollman/sendmail.html Wes Hristo Iliev wrote: > > On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Wes Harper wrote: > > > You can add to your header in ~/.pinerc > > (for example: customized-hdrs=Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > > > Wes > > Yes this is a good solution, but I still have problem with sending. So > you(all) says that you can't use pine with smtp server where your login is > not the same as local ?!!? I think this is strange. I know there isn't > login in smtp, but I mean that I want "From:" in header to be my e-mail :) > > With adding Reply-To I can send mail with sendmail from localhost , but > some servers doesn't accept e-mails from localhost - is this in contrary > to RFC ? btw Hotmail and Yahoo accept > > Hristo
