Re: using mutt with comcast

2009-02-17 Thread Kevin Mitchell
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 05:51:35PM +, Don Raikes wrote: Hey: I use smtp.comcast.net without any problems with mutt. I send it with msmtp. here is my .msmtprc file: account default host smtp.comcast.net port 25 from username@comcast.net auth on password logfile ~/.mstp.log When i

using mutt with comcast

2009-02-16 Thread Don Raikes
Hello, Has anyone had any success using mutt to send email using the comcast smtp service? I have comcast as my ISP, and while according to comcast I should be able to use smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I get an error saying that it is an invalid smtp

Re: using mutt with comcast

2009-02-16 Thread Kyle Wheeler
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Monday, February 16 at 05:51 PM, quoth Don Raikes: smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I get an error saying that it is an invalid smtp host. How do you send email: via mutt's $smtp_url or with $sendmail or...?

Re: using mutt with comcast

2009-02-16 Thread Rem P Roberti
Hello, Has anyone had any success using mutt to send email using the comcast smtp service? I have comcast as my ISP, and while according to comcast I should be able to use smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I get an error saying that it is an

Re: using mutt with comcast

2009-02-16 Thread Charlie Kester
* Rem P Roberti remeg...@comcast.net [2009-02-16 10:00:10 -0800]: I have comcast as my ISP, and while according to comcast I should be able to use smtp.comcast.net:25 as my smtp host, whenever I try to send email, I get an error saying that it is an invalid smtp host. Comcast is my