>Thanks for the clarifications. >What about ease of use, especially from a newbie perspective?
Well, it's hard for me to speak for GNU Mailutils. The MH Book (see previous email) does, IMHO, a pretty reasonable job of walking you through the initial setup. The big questions that you'll need to know are: - How do I retrieve email? (via POP, local spool file, etc) - How do I send mail? (do I feed it to a local mail program, or do I submit it directly over network to a mail server). That's your major configuration settings. That stuff has changed a little since the MH book; the man pages for "inc" and "send" have the details, and of course you can ask here for more details. >Also, which scripting language would you suggest? Is there already a >repository for nhm scripts? Well, it depends on what I'm doing. Generally the stuff I need to wrap nmh commands in I write in Bourne shell. The nmh contrib directory (which is installed as $(prefix)/share/doc/nmh/contrib) has a few things in it already. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
