On Fri, Jul 16, 1999 at 10:37:27AM -0400, Sera Hill wrote:
I'm trying to use any kind of txt-based one, preferrably the easiest. John
Foster reccomended that I use exim (previously),
Exim is a fine program but it's not a mail reader.
I can't understand 1/2 the
stuff the config file asks
On Wed, Jul 14, 1999 at 12:14:24PM -0400, Sera Hill wrote:
Whenever I try and access the net on Xwindows or a text-based program, I
can't connect to the network. But when I'm on dselect, I can download
packages without problems. Can anyone help me out?
How are you trying to connect? How far
Well, I'm not on a ppp-based connection. I'm on DHCP. And I'm on a PCMCIA
Ethernet card. I can ftp and run apt fine. I can also ping people. But I
can't get e-mail (just realized to go to freshmeat.org get
install-sendmail (thanks Marshal)) to work that one. Netscape is being
annoying. I'm
Sera Hill wrote:
Well, I'm not on a ppp-based connection. I'm on DHCP. And I'm on a PCMCIA
Ethernet card. I can ftp and run apt fine. I can also ping people. But I
can't get e-mail (just realized to go to freshmeat.org get
install-sendmail (thanks Marshal)) to work that one. Netscape
On Fri, Jul 16, 1999 at 01:02:02AM -0400, Sera Hill wrote:
I can ftp and run apt fine. I can also ping people. But I
can't get e-mail (just realized to go to freshmeat.org get
install-sendmail (thanks Marshal)) to work that one.
I'd stick with official debian stuff until you get things
I'd stick with official debian stuff until you get things working. Adding
complexity at this point probably isn't a good idea and sendmail can be a
real bear. In any case, sendmail isn't really involved in your receiving
of
mail in most cases.
What mail software are you currently trying to use?
Sera Hill wrote:
Whenever I try and access the net on Xwindows or a text-based program, I
can't connect to the network. But when I'm on dselect, I can download
packages without problems. Can anyone help me out?
--
Can you ping a known server from XTERM?
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