The trouble with Linux is that it can do so much that it is overwhelming at first, but the more I learn the cooler it is. It seems that the MAIL command can do just what I wanted. I can use it to read, compose as well as send mail locally. Pine even pulls mail from the default mbox. It even sends files with the command line;
mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < filename
This may be old news to most but I think is just a cool as it gets. As for sendmail that looks like something a newbie probably should not be messing with.
The problem now is how to send the mail over my little local network. The network seems to be configured correctly and I can ping back and forth between machines. The problem is that the mail is not going through. It gets sent to the spooler but does not proceed from there. I don't understand, if it works locally it should work between two machines. I must be missing something.
Any thoughts or ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Ken
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