>But for the larger issue of whether or not you should submit email to
>your own SMTP server or your email provider's ... well, obviously my
>OPINION is that you should submit it to your email provider's server
>directly from nmh (see previous emails on why I think this). But plenty
>of people disagree with me on this, and that's fine. If you're the sort
>of person who doesn't have a problem configuring your own SMTP server,
>then fine, you should do that!
Thank you. Between this and other comments, I've decided to revert to
having post communicate directly with my local SMTP server.
>But I think recommending that to people is a mistake; it creates the
>impression that you need to run your own SMTP server to use nmh, and that
>is absolutely not true.
Understood. I'm comfortable enough with sendmail that running it on my
home system isn't a problem, but I'm well aware that many people would
prefer not to have to do that.
- Steven
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