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|    Lew Pitcher to Harold Johanssen    |
|    Re: Sending mail without having to use s    |
|    17 Nov 22 16:28:43    |
      From: lew.pitcher@digitalfreehold.ca              On Thu, 17 Nov 2022 15:53:57 +0000, Harold Johanssen wrote:              > I have a system running 15.0 with Internet access. Every so often this       > system must send terse email notifications, as invoked from a cron job.       > It is not going to receive any emails.       >       > Any suggestions on how to do this without having to get sendmail       > configured and running? This would amount to using an email client that       > does not require a local sendmail, like e.g. Thunderbird. This is of       > course not a an option: I need something that is command-line oriented       > and lightweight.              Nope. You are probably going to need an SMTP server.       In Slackware 15.0, you have your choice of the "Postfix" SMTP server       or the Sendmail.org "Sendmail" SMTP server.              Note that, while "Sendmail" /was/ the standard mailserver for Slackware       releases, Pat V. moved it to the "extra" directory, and changed the       default to the "Postfix" server. "Postfix" seems to use an easier, less       arcane configuration system than "Sendmail" does.                     --       Lew Pitcher       "In Skills, We Trust"              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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