Réponse suit --- chris a écrit de l'adresse <mailto: "chris" [EMAIL PROTECTED]> le 16/09/05 7:51 (+01:00):
>>Can you suggest hot to use it in a test mode to check that all my >>accounts accept SMTP Auth)? > >Very easy. Unstuff the SMTP Auth version after downloading it from my web >site. Drop the application into your Emailer folder (same place the >current Emailer application is). Quit your regular version of Emailer, >start the SMTP Auth version. > >That's it. No other changes. If things don't work, simply quit the SMTP >Auth version, and run your regular version. Thanks. I did a thorough test of many ISP's. They seem to come in two families: Family 1 are ISP's where you need to use their modems (or ADSL link to access their SMTP server (like Wanadoo of France, or Libertysurf). There, SMTP auth does not work, I have the choice of emailer custom settings (0 and 1 work) and I can use the replyto address I like, which permits to send messages from home with an office replyto address (quite handy) Family 2 are those ISP that supply their own smtp server, accessible through the isp of your choice (like mac.com using the [EMAIL PROTECTED] server for outgoing mail, or like laposte.net). There, I need SMTP Auth, need to set Emailer custom settings to "1" and need to set my replyto address on their server Does anyone know a family 3 type ISP where I could connect from the isp of my choice, where I can use of a replyto address different from my own on their server (like using my office address)? I assume SMTP Auth would be required but Custom settings would be set to "0" -- Jean-Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
