I normally use mutt and msmtp to send mails. But I am sending this one
with the gmail browser.

So today when I tried to send an email I got an error saying some
shared library was missing. I can't remember what it was but I think
it started with an s.

I searched pacman and installed that package and then the error changed.

msmtp: account default from /home/arch/.msmtprc: tls requires either
+tls_trust_file (highly recommended) or a disabled tls_certcheck

I have no clue what tls actually is. I somehow get the feeling it
wouldn't be a smart idea to disable the tls_certcheck.

In the older versions was it always disabled or how did it work? Is it
ok to disable it? Or should I try and make one. I have no clue what to
put in the "tls_trust_file" the man page tells me the command to make
it but I don't understand what it says about putting stuff in it.

This could probbably be due to an update I did yesterday.

Completely off topic but xfce's Terminal has been acting funny the
past couple of days. Sometimes I see black spots even though I should
have a background image. Also it froze and disapeared a few times.
(When I tried to write emails in Japanese.)

If anyone could help with it would be appriciated.

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