sending messages

[Peter Matulis]

Hi,

I have been able to receive mail via the IMP webface by initiating a message
using the mail command at the Linux console.  But I have not been able to
*send* stuff from IMP.

I have set up 2 users in sasldb and each one can receive a message using the
above method but I cannot send to each other within IMP.  Do I need to
configure something especially for this?  It tells me the messages are sent
successfully but nothing ends up in their inboxes.

TIA,

Peter Matulis


>From chuck@horde.org Date: Mon,  5 Nov 2001 15:05:48 -0500
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Quoting Ty Christensen <webmaster@mastermindpro.com>:

> You're exactly right...it gave me a different problem.  I get the icon bar
> footer for the page, but the rest gives me a 404 error.

The fundamental question is, what is your browser trying to load? And why isn't 
it finding it? When you get the 404, what requests show up in your browser's 
error log?

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] sending messages

Quoting Peter Matulis <PMatulis@zaq.com>:

> I have been able to receive mail via the IMP webface by initiating a message
> using the mail command at the Linux console.  But I have not been able to
> *send* stuff from IMP.
> 
> I have set up 2 users in sasldb and each one can receive a message using the
> above method but I cannot send to each other within IMP.  Do I need to
> configure something especially for this?  It tells me the messages are sent
> successfully but nothing ends up in their inboxes.

You need a functioning MTA... what shows up in your sendmail/whatever logs when 
you try sending a message?

-chuck

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