As far as I know, all the current SMTP transports work by acting as their own SMTP server on the SMTP port. So all you need to do is specify the machine running the SMTP transport as an MX host for your domain in your DNS record and it should handle the email for you.
Admittedly in many cases this isn't a good thing. I already run a real SMTP server on my jabber machine so I don't have this option... I've often thought of modifying the code so you can forward messages to a certain virtual domain through to the transport on the command line but have never got around to it. Julian Glenn MacGregor wrote: > Hello, > > > > I am looking into getting the email transport working. I have it > working so I can send a jabber message to user%email server@email > service and it goes to user@email server. I am not sure how to get to > go the other way, meaning that if I send an email to a user how does it > get to the jabber system? > > > > Thanks > > > > Glenn > _______________________________________________ jdev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.jabber.org/listinfo/jdev
