> BUT, I'm not saying that I won't be 'authenticating' if that makes > sense. What I meant was I have an smtp provider that needs me to > 'connect' with my user id/password to send mail - ok - so now I have > connected, can I send mail with a 'from' of a different domain?
THAT depends on the ISP. I know some that require the From: address to be one of their domains, I also know others that don't care. I've also seen some that silently change the From: address to match the account that is authenticating. > Take my free yahoo account as the example. Can I use Evo and set my > NON yahoo accounts to use the yahoo smtp access to send my mail for > those as well? I don't know about Yahoo - I can only suggest you try it and see. > Or are you saying that for each 'mail' account I should (must?) use a > separate SMTP connection? No, not at all - but the usefulness of it depends on the server. P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
