OK...
Here's a problem I'm having with email. I'm trying to get Mutt running on
my system, but I'm having a bit of a problem, and I seem to actually be
having the problem in Pine as well with less impact. Here's the deal:
As a dialup user, I of course don't have a static domain name, so I just
use a dummy domain name ("dallas") for my home network. My laptop,
therefore is ibook.dallas.
I have several POP accounts ([EMAIL PROTECTED], my "real" email address
for my ISP - [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc.). When I compose email, I set
the "From" address appropriately, and send the email. The problem is that
my machine (don't know if it's my MUA or Postfix, which I use as the MTA
for outgoing mail) sets the email "envelope" (and the X-Sender field as
well) to say that the mail is from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Some email
servers are apparently rejecting this as an invalid domain name (and
rightly so).
So the question IS, how the heck do I set this up right? I consider
myself an "advanced newbie", but I'm stumped on this one. :)
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James F. Kubecki
The Kubecki Family Web Page: http://www.kubecki.com/
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