>How do I configure Emailer to send mail through a dial up account when >connected to a cable modem.
Jamie had the best solution in terms of easiest to do (create multiple accounts). However, you could automate the whole thing if you configured the rest of your system the right way. One, you can use Baton Mail and Location Manger to swap accounts based on what location you have selected. Or, if you plan to reboot your computer when switching locations, you can have the Location Manager change HOSTS files for you during boot. Then put pointers in your hosts file for each of the mail servers (one file for cable, one for dialup). Point Emailer's SMTP server to the CNAME you used in your hosts file. Then, based on which hosts file is loaded, TCP/IP will resolve the CNAME you are using in Emailer to the correct mail server. But this trick will only work if you plan to reboot (the hosts file is only loaded when TCP/IP first loads, and usually requires a reboot to refresh it). Of course, if this is over your head, then stick to Jamie's solution. If you don't currently know how to use the Location Manager, or configure a hosts file... you will go nuts trying to get this method working right, and will cause you more frustration and effort than just doing the multiple accounts trick that Jamie recommended. -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
