RE: command line email clients and gmail.com

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That's what I do for mail. I have postfix installed and then go back
and forth between alpine and mutt depending on the system on my LAN
I'm using. A while back I began having trouble with gmail accepting
mail so I had to install a dkim mail verifier to get around their
silliness. It works very well IMO and I don't know why anyone would
use anything else. I really like to control my own mail handling.

  Kirk

On Mon, 11 Jun 2018, Chuck Hallenbeck wrote:

Not to be outdone, but here's an even further back question:

What if I installed an MTA on my system, like exim or postfix?  Would
that be a workaround? At present each of my three email programs sends
directly to smtp.gmail.com, and I have no MTA on my system at all.

Chuck



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