On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Adayapalam Appaiah Kumaraswamy wrote:

> Hello! I have a doubt here, which I couldn't get clarified from the man 
> pages/HOWTO's.
> 
> I am using a PC, and dial-up to connect to the internet.
> 
> I want to use Mutt for e-mail. I have a POP account, and I am able to 
> download messages using Mutt's pop:// interface. Now, after going 
> through Mutt's manuals, I couldn't find any reference to SMTP servers. 
> However, it states that sending is handled by the MTA's. Now, sendmail 
> is started after boot-up, and sending mail from one user to another 
> within my PC works fine. How do I configure it to send mail to external 
> servers also (or is such a configuration necessary in the first place)?
> 

i think a smarthost configuration in sendmail of your machine indicating 
the smarthost as your ISP's mail server would solve the issue. 
mutt is probably working with the local MTA.

-hizibiz




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> 
> Kumar
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