Nathan> I get email from multiple remote servers. I have no idea what
Nathan> the port numbers are. The instructions say that if I don't know
Nathan> what to put in here, I should put 110. However, if I put 110
Nathan> repeatedly for all the servers, I'm told that each one should be
Nathan> unique, I can't have the same port for all of them.
I think by "unique" it means each host/port pair must be unique. The
interface is a bit unintuitive. If you talk to servers A, B and C which,
respectively listen to ports M, N and O, you'd enter
A,B,C
in the hosts field and
M,N,O
in the ports field. (I think comma is the separator. Maybe it's a colon
though.) It would be fine if M, N and O all equalled 110 as long as A, B
and C were distinct hosts.
Nathan> Is there a maximum number of servers or ports that I can have?
I don't believe so.
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