Thus spake Nicolau Werneck: > hello... > > I read my e-mails in an acount at yahoo, using mutt, > and access it via a dial-in ISP. Every now and then, > my e-mails are rejected because the adderess > "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" doen't exist. > > "aquarius" is the hostname I've defined on my computer > somewhere installing some software. > > I've managed to make mutt use the "yahoo.com.br" > hostname when I'm replying to e-mails I get from the > yahoo pop server. But I can't find where to tell it > that the hostname should be "yahoo.com.br" also on > e-mails I send from my machine. What sould I do to get > this thing working? > > I've losted a date with the girl of my dreams because > of this, please help me! :) > > ++nicolau
my_hdr From: Nicolau Werneck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Although - it looks in your message as though you've got this sorted
out, as it shows up that way when I look at your message. It sounds
like you have the same sort of problem I've been having - an MTA
problem. If I get it sorted out, I'll let you know. And - call the
girl and tell her an anti-spambot ate your email. Maybe she'll
reconsider.
Good luck,
Steve
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The state of some commercial Un*x is more unsecure than any Linux box
without a root password...
-- Bernd Eckenfels
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