Dean

Yep, --fg works fine. I just edited my ~/.local/share/application/ms-jnc.desktop file and add the --fg option to the Exec line. Works like a champ.

For home directory, use the identifier ~. So on your case ~/.signature.email SIGNATURE_DIVIDE was removed a few versions ago as it made more sense to add whatever divider you wanted...

Okay. I see what you mean. Unfortunately I don't have Cygwin to test on. I can make a patch for this but I will not be able to test it.

I'm not completely sure, but to me this indicates a poorly setup Exchange server that is trying to compensate for poorly written e-mail clients that just use \n instead of...

Removing the RFC compatibility just to communicate with a specific exchange server isn't really a "fix" though... Maybe we can get some other people that have this problem to chime...

it's certainly possible that eMail is not handling sending mail correctly. The double ^M on your example above is what makes me believe something is possibly wrong with the output....

open the Makefile and add -DDEBUG_SMTP to the CFLAGS macro. Then recompile everything.

Sorry, make sure you add that to the src/Makefile and not the top level one. Once you run it after recompiling, it will dump debug info to stdout.

It looks like the headers that are only using LF instead of CRLF are being added by the server you’re using. For instance, Message-Id. To be RFC compliant, CRLF is...