I wrote: > Mutt's default for $sendmail uses /usr/sbin/sendmail. You > can check the value in your mutt, via `:set ?sendmail` and > then verify the path exists. It is likely a symlink to > /etc/alternatives/mta which is then a symlink to something > like /usr/sbin/sendmail.postfix. > > I just installed postfix and mutt in a Fedorda 42 container > and mutt reports: sendmail="usr/bin/sendmail -oem -oi" which > seems to be entirely broken. You may have to set that > manually in your muttrc in addition to fixing the symlinks > to the sendmail binary, if they're broken. FWIW, https://bugzilla.redhat.com/2356981 is one of two open bugs for mutt, so as is often the case, checking bugzilla first is a good plan. I had looked at the spec file for mutt and ran mutt -v and SENDMAIL points to /usr/bin/sendmail, so it's unclear whether the reported setting from ":set ?sendmail" is buggy output or is the leading / is actually missing somehow. I'd first ensure that the sendmail symlinks point to postfix as they should and then try to send mail before getting too lost in any mutt config settings. -- Todd
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