Manuel Arriaga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Sun, 21 May 2000:
> I just noticed that the 4 highly enthusiastic emails I sent to this list
> didn't make it to your mailboxes, because postfix is sending my email
> with the wrong domain name, so the list daemon just blocks my
> messages... :-(
Well, at least one or two were just waiting for approval from the list
admin...
> And one last question: when inside of mutt, I compose a message and
> press "y" for sending it, the minibuffer reads "mail sent", because the
> message has been put on the queue; but is it possible to have the mail
> dispatched once put in the queue, i.e., before I exit mutt?
You can customize the command that Mutt runs when sending email by
changing the value of the $sendmail variable. Instead of calling
sendmail (or the MTA, Postfix in your case), this could be a
custom-created shell script that first calls sendmail (or equivalent)
and then runs whatever commands you want to happen.
If you're not comfortable with creating shell scripts, you may want
to wait a little while before taking that path. Or you could try to
make this your first shell script (however that's out of scope for this
list...), if you don't mind potentially losing a few sent emails while
you're learning. :-)
Regards,
Mikko
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