On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, Federico Sevilla III wrote:
> I don't queue outgoing mail though. I have QMail send out messages right
> away. I have a virtual dedicated link to the Internet via a SLIP interface
>
Is it reasonable for a dial-up user to queue e-mail mail as well? Can the
MTA's do this? I was keeping quiet until I read the fine manual (Postfix
here), but since it came up....
Unfortunately, demand dialing can be a headache down here...using Pine for
this, the client gets hung until the mail is out. This can vary from a
slight delay to an eternity if the dialup fails. I'd like to have it so
the user doesn't see that delay. I know that a month or two ago I
suggested Postponing composition and then sending when you have a
connection. This has many shortcomings. Queuing the mail seems like the
only way. Suggestions???
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