Phil wrote:
> I want to send email via a different SMTP server than the default one set
in
> user.r.
>
> But I want to leave everything unchanged after the email, so anything I
replace
> must be put back.
>
> Is there an offical way of doing this?
Hi, Phil,
Several ways to do this. The simpliest maybe to capture the original smtp
server name, reset it to a temporary new one, send the email, then reset the
server name back. Something like:
old-host: system/schemes/default/host
system/schemes/default/host: "new.smtp.mynetwork.dom"
send [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Hello"
system/schemes/default/host: old-host
The alternative approach is to hack a new copy of send function that will
allow a refinement that allows an alternative smtp host name to be passed to
the function. If you prefer this later approach and my description is less
than clear, I would be happy to present a prototype. (I am short of time
right now.)
Hope this helps.
--Scott Jones
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