On Sat, 1 Jun 2002 06:38:40 GMT Roger Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
RD> I just installed M on an Irix 6.5 system but am unable to send any mail from it. RD> Whenever I attempt to reply to a message (I am connected to an IMAP server), RD> or to compose a new message, I get the error message: RD> RD> Error: Cannot send message - network is not configured. Oops, this is a bug, sorry. The code checks whether you have the SMTP server and predates the support of local MTA -- I'll update it a.s.a.p. RD> It asks me if if I want to reconfigure my network settings, but I can see RD> nothing wrong with those settings, which are: RD> RD> POP Server: (blank) RD> IMAP Server: mail.hawaii.edu RD> Use local MTA [yes] RD> Local MTA command: /usr/lib/sendmail -t RD> SMTP server: (greyed out, as are all of the other SMTP fields) A quick "fix" is to uncheck "use local MTA", enter "foobar" (you have some liberty of choice here ;-) into "SMTP server" field and then check "use local MTA" again -- this should let you send mail for now. And I'll fix the bug in the cvs soon. RD> I didn't change any of the default TCP timeouts, but I don't imagine RD> they should apply anyway since I'm using sendmail. I also assume that the RD> NNTP settings have noting to do with this. I am not using SSL -- when I RD> tried to use it to download my IMAP mail, I got error messages that seemed RD> to indicate that my IMAP server does not support SSL. This is easy to check: do "telnet imap.ser.ver 993". If the connection is refused, then it doesn't support imaps. RD> (1) In the list of message headers which shows the subject, RD> source, date and size, the text from these fields are all run together RD> into an unreadable mess -- is there any way to leave any blank space RD> between these columns? I've figured out how to change the width of each RD> column and to re-format the date string to my liking, but the Subject: field's RD> contents run straight into the From: field which in turn runs straight RD> into the Date: field, as in RD> RD> Subject From Date RD> Fwd: Re: blahblahblahblaYour Buddy <yb@e05/31/02 10:27 RD> RD> Ugly! Obviously the length of the strings shown in the Subject: and From: RD> fields can be very long, so simply making those two columns wider is not of RD> much help here. Is there a way to fix this, e.g., set a maximum string length RD> for these fields? This is a serious bug as well -- but this time not in Mahogany but in wxGTK itself. Could you please tell me: 1. wxGTK version you use 2. GTK+ version you use (not 2.0 by chance?) 3. whether the wxWindows listctrl sample (you should already have it if you downloaded the wxWindows sources) exhibits the same bug? Thanks! RD> (2) When I reply to a previous message, the message composition window has RD> a To: field, which I can change to a Cc: or Bcc: field. How can I get the RD> program to simultaneously display separate To:, Cc: and Bcc: fields? It's longer to explain than to see, so simply enter some address in the field and press Enter. RD> There doesn't seem to be any way to mail the message to a primary RD> address, a cc address and a bcc address at the same time. There is, don't worry. RD> tell me what I am doing wrong! The problem is even worse when I compose a RD> new message (as opposed to replying to an existing message), as I do not even RD> get a To: field, but just a label that says 'No recipients'. You still have the address field above, don't you? RD> I usually (but not always) get a whole bunch of error messages of the form RD> RD> Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkgc.c: line 689: assertion `gc != NULL' failed. RD> Gdk-CRITICAL **: file gdkdraw.c: line 90: assertion `gc != NULL' failed. This is probably the reason of the clipping bug in the list control -- but why does it happen is beyond me. I've never seen this yet. RD> plus I always get the complaint that M does not know how to convert RD> to/from charset ISO8859-1. Does anyone know what these are all about RD> and how I can make them go away? Again, the quick fix is simple: turn off the splash screen (last page of the options dialog). The real solution is a bit more complicated... Regards, VZ _______________________________________________________________ Don't miss the 2002 Sprint PCS Application Developer's Conference August 25-28 in Las Vegas -- http://devcon.sprintpcs.com/adp/index.cfm _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
