>From Kmail? ummmm..That's a complete change in configuration. I will try
though....
Actually KMail allows multiple identities, each having it's own smtp server.
However while sending mails it uses the default identity.
I tracked the code and found around 8 instanses where transport was set to
default rather than picking it up from current identity and I got stuck.
I sent the patch to KMail developers but they never came back and I lost
interest too. This is around 3 months back.
Any way, my point is if I use yahoo account to send mails, the smtp server will
be yahoo ones and our company servers won't interfere there. I have tried this
with lyx/kdevelop mailing list. I was there on one of my yahoo accounts.
Shridhar
Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
>
> * Shridhar Daithankar [linux-india] <20/04/01 13:12 +0530>:
>
> >
> > You mean if I use kmail to post to a list which verifies sender as a
> > subscriber(Like LIH does), it will not reach the list.
>
> So just check by posting as (say) [EMAIL PROTECTED] - maybe your
> mail gateway masquerades things as pspl.co.in
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