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Hey guys, Iam just trying to setup pine.. and i want to config it to use my ISP's email account. they use smtp/pop3 and i find no area where to put my username and password to authenticate...
and so far this is what i have setup in the config
Quote:
personal-name = myusername
user-domain = isp.com
smtp-server = smtp.isp.com
nntp-server = <No Value Set>
inbox-path = inbox
incoming-folders-to-check = <No Value Set>
incoming-archive-folders = <No Value Set>
pruned-folders = <No Value Set>
default-fcc = <No Value Set: using "sent-mail">
default-saved-msg-folder = <No Value Set: using "saved-messages">
postponed-folder = <No Value Set: using "postponed-msgs">
read-message-folder = <No Value Set>
form-letter-folder = <No Value Set>
literal-signature = <No Value Set>
signature-file = <No Value Set: using ".signature">
When you first start up Pine, it will automatically try to connect to your Server. After connecting, using the username from the configuration file, it should prompt you for your password.
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