* Sergey Poznyakoff <g...@gnu.org.ua> [2021-05-09 14:02]: > Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> ha escrit: > > > Nothing special with that option > > This means that you are using a "prog" mailer ('prog://COMMAND') and > its COMMAND part does not exist on the filesystem. Note, that command > should be given as an absolute pathname, otherwise, the result will > depend on cwd.
I have not ever set such option. I do not have it in ~/.mailutils I have made `git pull' as I was thinking it is my distribution that has some error, so I installed the upstream mailutils, and I am getting same error. Maybe that option is by default now? I wish to use simply `sendmail', but how? With this one in .mailutils, I still get the error but sendmail exists. mailer { url sendmail:///home/data1/protected/bin/sendmail; } My ~/.mailutils: ================ tls { enable true; } mailbox { # Use specified URL as a mailspool. mail-spool /home/data1/protected/Maildir; # Create mailbox URL using PATTERN. # mailbox-pattern PATTERN; # Default mailbox type. mailbox-type Maildir; # Default user mail folder. # folder DIR; } My ~/.mailrc: ============= set appenddeadletter set editheaders set emptystart set byname set folder="~/Maildir" set inplacealiases set prompt="mail> " set record="~/Maildir/~t" unset askcc # locking { # expire-timeout 30; # }