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On Friday 03 January 2003 01:32, Michael Walters wrote:
> Knonqueror is up and running fine, and when I hit Alt F2 and typed Kmail
> it did not work. However, when I hit Alt F2 and typed kmail (all small
> letters) it did work!
Linux is case sensitive
> When I went to receive mail I got the message, "You need an account in
> the network section of the settings in order to receive mail.
in kmail, go to the Settings menu and select Configure KMail
there is a Network tab. you will need to enter at least one SMTP server for
sending and at least one incoming account (local spool, POP3 or IMAP) there.
you will also probably want to enter some info in the identity page.
> Also I do not know whether or not I have pretty good privacy software or
> not.
rpm -q gpg
Mandrake installs it by default (uses it to check signatures on packages you
download)
> Should I change the setting to not use PGP? I saw that in my kmail
> settings.
no, keep the PGP settings. they are good. =) you may even want to create a PGP
key for yourself and upload it to a keyserver, and then your messages can be
signed and verifiable too =)
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Aaron J. Seigo
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"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler"
- Albert Einstein
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