Actually I managed to compose an e-mail and pressed C-c C-c, but MIT-SCHEME was running inside a container (as in LXC), which didn't have sendmail, and as no error was given, I though the mail just got abandoned. I will go with SMTP, thanks for the tip.
Now you mentioned Edwin, I checked it out and saw that it also has an NNTP client + RMAIL. What is the relation between these parts? Is IMAIL a newer version of RMAIL or do they serve different purposes? Sorry for my ignorance, I'm new to MIT-SCHEME. On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 1:19 AM, Taylor R Campbell <campb...@mumble.net> wrote: > Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2015 11:45:04 +0100 > From: Peter BARABAS <peter.bara...@gmail.com> > > I couldn't find a way to send e-mails however, even after digging > through > the sources. Am I right in supposing that the functionality isn't there > yet? Are there plans to implement it? (I think one can either use an > SMTP > library or rely on sendmail (on Unix). Which one would you prefer?) I > checked todo.txt in the imail folder, but there were no mentions about > sending e-mails. > > It's not part of IMAIL -- it's another part of Edwin. If you hit `m' > in IMAIL, it will open Edwin's mail composer. When you send with `C-c > C-c', it will by default invoke the sendmail executable to submit the > message to the mail system, but you can also teach it to talk SMTP to > your favourite submission server by setting `mail-relay-host' to the > hostname of the submission server (and `mail-relay-service' to the > port number, if not 25). >
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