On Feb 16, 2004, at 6:14 AM, Shari wrote:
Other people will be sending me emails, from inside of my program, from both Mac and Windows computers. Wouldn't targeting Postfix or Sendmail be specific only to a few computers? The goal is to use SMTP to go around specific programs, so that it does not matter what programs are accessible to the sender.
I've never used libSMTP. If you can get it to work then that seems like a good solution. If not then:
In Unix the command "sendmail" available on _all_ servers. It's a command line tool for sending outgoing email, that takes care of SMTP for you. The recipient of the email does not require Sendmail or Postfix or anything like that.
BTW Postfix, Qmail, and many other email servers all have a "sendmail" command even if "Sendmail" is not the brand of server software.
Hope this helps,
-- Alex Rice | Mindlube Software | http://mindlube.com
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