Good moring
Mi Aug 14 09:09:02 2013
Thank You for help.
I'm going to recommend my own page.
http://home.roadrunner.com/~computertaijutsu/mutt.html
I was reading:
Sending mail
If you're really impatient, and just want to send mail through a basic
pop3 account that doesn't require authorization, you can add the
followiong to your .muttrc. Our user John at example.com, doesn't have
to provide a username and password to send, only to receive. So, he
could add
set smtp_url="smtp://smtp.example.com"
Now, if you hit y to send your mail, it will use your ISP's server.
If your ISP uses a secure server, then it would read something like
set smtp_url="smtps://john:1234@smtp.example.com:465
465 is the standard port for smtps. However, always check with your ISP,
or read their setup information for sending mail. Gmail uses
authentication and TSL, I believe, and for sending, you need to use port
587. The last time I looked, their help site said that you could either
one, but thanks to a post in their forums by K. Frazier, I found that
587 seems to be necessary.
Gmail's smtp_url setting uses smtp, not smtps..............
So I do not understand.
www.mutt.org
There is mutt is not doing smtp.
But this is looking, like You use mutt and smtp.
Regards
Sophie
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