On Mon, Nov 29, 2004 at 12:25:17AM -0200, Rogério Brito wrote: > > For sending e-mail with mutt, I am currently using a patched qmail > installation (home-made Debian package with qmail-remote SMTP AUTH patch > and other recommended patches from qmail.org), but I have msmtp installed > just in case my stupid ISP has problems relaying my e-mail (I can, then, > use other accounts for relaying with non-standard ports and encryption > enabled). > Sounds interesting. I do have this situation/problem. My ISP gives me SMTP AUTH to send messages. Configuring exim to use my mail id and password is getting the job done. But, that is fine on my home/single user machine. What if I want to use mutt to send mails with SMTP AUTH and I do not have the necessary previliges to set the MTA? Can I coax mutt to do that job? If so, how?
> If one does not want a full MTA installed, I'd say that msmtp is the way to
> go. Quite impressed by its versatility.
>
Had not heard about it till now. Will have a look at it. But my needs
are very modest, at best.
Regards,
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