Hamster SMTP e-mail
Hamster.user
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Hamster Classic v2.1.0.11
Q, Can outgoing SMTP e-mail be configured so that Hamster does
its own MX resolutions, thereby by-passing my ISP's e-mail server?
What might I need to do to achieve this?
TIA
Hamster.user
On 10 Jul 2008 20:36:12 GMT 'Juergen Nieveler'
wrote this on hamster.en.misc:
>Hamster.user <hamste...@2die4.com> wrote:
>
>> Q, Can outgoing SMTP e-mail be configured so that Hamster does
>> its own MX resolutions, thereby by-passing my ISP's e-mail server?
>No. You would need a full-blown mailserver like Mercury for that.
>
>However, you'd not like it, as many recipient servers would block you
>for sending from a dialup address...
>
>Juergen Nieveler
ok thanks. shucks........ I already have and use occasionally a
free version of ArgoSoft mail server which does MX resolutions
remotely, and I know that Mail4Traq does it too. Just wondered
if Hamster could do it.
sn0man
Hamster Playground will do that for you.
HTH
Helge Bjørkhaug
Mailflush.
<http://www.arcorhome.de/newshamster/micha/archive.php?n=HamsterScript.MXKit>
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Helge
Wolfgang Jäth
>
> Hamster Classic v2.1.0.11
>
> Q, Can outgoing SMTP e-mail be configured so that Hamster does
> its own MX resolutions, thereby by-passing my ISP's e-mail server?
There does exist a script (MX-Kit-mailflush, see script archive
http://www.arcorhome.de/newshamster/micha ). Another posibility is to use
another flavour of Hamster itself (IIRC both HPG and HY are able to do that
genuine).
But I wouldn't recomend it, as plenty of servers do verify the sender host,
i.e. they might refuse your direct injection.
Wolfgang
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