But for the larger issue of whether or not you should submit email to
your own SMTP server or your email provider's ... well, obviously my
OPINION is that you should submit it to your email provider's server
directly from nmh (see previous emails on why I think this). But plenty
of people disagree with me on this, and that's fine. If you're the sort
of person who doesn't have a problem configuring your own SMTP server,
then fine, you should do that!
Thank you. Between this and other comments, I've decided to revert to
having post communicate directly with my local SMTP server.
But I think recommending that to people is a mistake; it creates the
impression that you need to run your own SMTP server to use nmh, and that
is absolutely not true.
Understood. I'm comfortable enough with sendmail that running it on my
home system isn't a problem, but I'm well aware that many people would
prefer not to have to do that.
- Steven
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