[fwd] mutt inofs (from: simone.sestini@plugit.net)

[Thomas Roessler]

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Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2000 10:44:04 +0100
Subject: mutt inofs
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Hi.. i found your email over a mailing list about mutt..

I was looking for a small help with that program.. there is any way to
tell mutt via command line or by configuration file to use a specific
server for delivery the message.
I have varius machine with private ips (192.168.xxx.yyy) and i want that
mutt will send all messages to a specific ip for relaying ..

Any idea ?

Thanks in advice..

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Re: [fwd] mutt inofs (from: simone.sestini@plugit.net)

[Suresh Ramasubramanian]

Thomas Roessler wrote:

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 I was looking for a small help with that program.. there is any way to
 tell mutt via command line or by configuration file to use a specific
 server for delivery the message.

That is an issue for your local sendmail (or whatever MTA you run on
your desktop).

 I have varius machine with private ips (192.168.xxx.yyy) and i want that
 mutt will send all messages to a specific ip for relaying ..

Set your desktop sendmail (or whatever) to smarthost through the relay
you specify.  In sendmail set the DS flag (DSyour.smarthost.name).

To automate this, see http://cork.linux.ie for a rather neat script (for
configuring sendmail on boxes behind lans / connected over dialups)

Or get yourself something like Masqmail / Nullmailer (search
freshmeat.net or elsewhere) if you dont want to run an MTA on your
desktop.

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