Hi Norm,
Copying back in nmh-workers@nongnu.org because it's of wider interest.
> > I think you want just
> >
> > send $draft
> >
> > there because send wants a path, not a message number.
>
> The use of the word, "file", in the documentation would certainly
> imply that. But, in fact, sen
Hi Norm,
> Thank you very much. But I've decided that I am no longer smart enough
> to master the intricacies of mhmail.
You're still happy with comp(1) and repl(1) for more complex
requirements?
> msg=$(basename $draft)
> send $msg
I think you want just
send $draft
there because send wa
David Levine writes:
>I wrote:
>
>> How about this:
>>
>> echo hello norm|mhmail -to norm\@dad.org -subject 'Fetch Errors' -snoop \
>> -profile -sasl -tls -server smtp.gmail.com
>
>Just adding -profile should be sufficient, because the other additions are
>in the send component value of yo
I wrote:
> How about this:
>
> echo hello norm|mhmail -to norm\@dad.org -subject 'Fetch Errors' -snoop \
> -profile -sasl -tls -server smtp.gmail.com
Just adding -profile should be sufficient, because the other additions are
in the send component value of your profile. So,
echo hell
Norm writes:
> When I do:
>
> echo hello norm|mhmail -to norm\@dad.org -subject 'Fetch Errors' -snoop
How about this:
echo hello norm|mhmail -to norm\@dad.org -subject 'Fetch Errors' -snoop \
-profile -sasl -tls -server smtp.gmail.com
If that doesn't succeed, add the following to it:
When I do:
echo hello norm|mhmail -to norm\@dad.org -subject 'Fetch Errors' -snoop
I get:
Trying to connect to "localhost" ...
Connecting to ::1:587...
Connection failed: Connection refused
Connecting to 127.0.0.1:587...
Connection failed: Connection refused
post: problem initializing server;
