On Wednesday 19 March 2003 11:37, Sigurd Stordal wrote:
> > id, and password,  and the same for my isp;s smtp server. Nor do I
> > understand how to make it understand my email address of
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] This setup help is badly needed as my spouse
>
> To have your postfix use your isp's smtp server (not that I understand why,
> it's easier just using the smtp server direct but then, what do I care),
> you have to set the server name of the isp's smtp server in the relay_host
> parameter in the "/etc/postfix/main.cf". This file has a lot of other
> options, go to the postfix web site for more information.
>

Sometimes ISP's offer rather slow smtp servers. Running your own can serve as 
a cache, so that your mail client can go on with its business faster, while 
your mail server takes care of getting the mail sent.

Paul

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