This is the help from Lotus notes....how can this be push technology ?
BTW we are using Notes v4.6. U might be talking of v5.0
ciao,
amit
Telling Notes to notify you when you have new mail
You can tell Notes to beep, display a message in the status bar, and
display a dialog box when you receive new mail. (In addition, Notes
automatically changes the mail icon in the status bar to the Inbox icon
when you have new mail waiting.)
1. Choose File - Tools - User Preferences.
2. Click the Mail icon.
3. Select "Check for new mail every x minutes."
4. Fill in a number to indicate how often you want Notes to check for new
mail.
5. (Optional) Choose "Audible notification," "Visible notification," or
both.
6. Click OK.
Note If you do not want Notes to notify you when you have new mail,
deselect "Check for new mail every x minutes."
D S Domal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/23/99 11:30:05 AM
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To: Amit Kucheria/LTITLVSH
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Subject: RE: Push technology mail in Linux OS
Dear Amit,
The push techology work beautifully in Lotus Notes, what it does actually
is any mail comes to lotus notes server for a particular user it
immediately send the message to that particular user so that we don't need
the check our message very often.
D S Domal
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Subject: Re: Push technology mail in Linux OS
Good question !!
This mail is coming from Lotus Notes :-)
Tell me what u mean by push technology.
AFAIK the Lotus Notes client has to contact the server for every button
click.
If fact, in the mail settings u have to specify how often u want the client
to check the mail....
ciao,
amit
"sandesh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/23/99 12:44:43 AM
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Subject: Re: Push technology mail in Linux OS
Are you sure that lotus notes uses push technology ????!!!
I don't think so ...
Any comments ...
>this was not my question???
>Actually I want to implement as a mail system similar to Lotus notes using
>linux mail server and outlook express as the mail/groupware client.similar
>to push technology of LOTUS notes.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Vinod Balakrishnan [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 1999 12:02 AM
>To: D S Domal; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Push technology mail in Linux OS
>
>
>On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, D S Domal wrote:
>
>> We install Linux (Red-hot 5.2) mail server in our office which is on a
>> Novell NetWare 5 and client is with win'95 using outlook as a mail
client
>> to send & receive mail. Know we want to implement push technology on
>Linux
>> mail server i.e. when mail comes to any user it should push the mail to
>> that particular user instantly this will save our time instead of
>checking
>> mail in every 15 minutes. Can any one help on this issue.
>
>Hi,
>
>(NOTE: This may sound slightly cryptic to those who're new to DNS and
>mailservers. I'm sorry about that but this is the best I can do for a
>short explanation in the right direction. A detailed discussion could
>ensue at one of our meetings, probably after we go through the relavant
>HOWTO's)
>
> What you're looking at is a good DNS setup! You have to setup a
>primary DNS in your main office which talks to subdomainized secondary DNS
>at the locations from where you plan to check mail every 15 min (lets
>call this location xyz). You need a master alias file on the primary DNS
>which has to be replicated (and kept sync'ed) on the secondary DNS as
>well.
> Now, when you receive a mail on your main office server, it does a
>DNS lookup for the recipient and it finds that he/she is at 'xyz'. You
>have to specify in the secondary DNS that the MX (mail exchanger) for the
>location xyz is your linux machine (mailserver) at that location. So it
>forwards the mail for that recipient to your mailserver at location xyz.
>
>That solves your problem.
>
>regards
>Vinod
>
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