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Hi. Thanks for the reply... I followed your instruction (1) and edited /etc/hosts 1) Got rid of "gethostbyaddr(192.168.1.2) failed: 1" 2) managed to receive mails (got 2 while messing around with the settings) but I couldn't send mails... I'm pretty sure I typed everything...

ugh, gah, damn, $hit!!! Sendmail is killing me again... anyway, I've been using Linksys Cable/DSL router, so I can get online with both my Desktop and Powerbook... and sendmail on the desktop had been working fine... I had to reinstall system on it because of a stupid mistake on...

yea... I kinda realized that sendmail wasn't running at startup anymore... which was really weird... there really wasn't a reason for it not to be running at startup... I guess the cause was me moving some of the stuffs out of the /system/library/startupitems/ I don't use apache or nfs...

well... I used to be able to... I have no idea what happened... updating and etc changes permission, so that may be it... anyway, I got the sendmail working (again)... and I can send emails using mail (not mail app... didn't bother trying with that...) but when I try to use pine to send...

Yes, this thing is pretty cool... and it does show just about anything... but when I open up some files, the first few lines don't show... anyone know how to solve this? The files aren't that big, so it's not like they don't fit...

I thought all you had to do was 'append value' or something like that... then it shows, "deepblu, localhost" as the value I also added the machine name in the hostconfig file, too. I think you have to do that if you want to get sendmail working as well... How does the value look when...

I get my emails with getmail (getmail.py, etc) and view them with pine, as most of the important emails are text only... but every now and then, I guet html mails that I need to look at, or one of hose junk mails that i actually want to look at... I'm wondering how to get mail.app to show...

anyway... please forget the subject... I found this in http://www.macosxhints.com you can save .term files as mentioned above, then you can open the .term files using whatever editor you like. Do a search on "execution" (exec, will do, I guess). Put the path to whatever you want that...

:confused: :eek: so.... what is it, really?

I got pine to work with my primary email account... and I sort of followed the instruction to set up the other accounts... I enabled the incoming folder (or something like that, can't remember the exact words), and created collection folders for the other accts... if I set up server as...