Dear Thomas and all TB users,
on Monday, January 03, 2000, 09:15, you wrote:
MH>> in our local network environment, users are connecting with The Bat! to
MH>> our local mail server rather than to an Dial-Up Provider via an RAS
MH>> connection. Thus in the relevant settings (SMTP server, POP server etc.)
MH>> the local IP of the mail server is set (192.168.1.1).
MH>> This works fine when retrieving mail (Alt-F2).
MH>> It does not work so fine when sending mail (Shift-Alt-F2). The first
MH>> time when sending mail after launching The Bat! the DUN window pops up
MH>> and asks the user to establish an RAS connection.
MH>> From the second time on (after launching) this does not happen anymore.
TF> Sorry for overquoting, but I have the same experience every morning.
TF> However, it is not only The Bat! that gives me the DUN window; or five
TF> of them, one for each account. Netscape does the same, so does telnet,
TF> and so does PC-Cillin.
The strange thing still is that a) Pegasus Mail does not do so when set
to "No explicit dialling support", and b) that TB does also *not* do so
when sending mail (see above).
TF> If there is a way to get rid of the DUN Window, it would probably be
TF> on OS or LAN level, I would guess.
Not sure. TB would just have to act identically when sending and when
retrieving mail, that's the only thing I need.
Any ideas? Any comment from the TB developers (Stefan!)?
Best regards,
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Michael Heydekamp
AIR TRAFFIC Euro Charter GmbH
eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.airtraffic.de
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Using The Bat! 1.38e under Windows 98 4.10 Build 2222 A
on a PIII/450, 128MB RAM, 10GB Harddisk
in a NetWare 3.12 network environment
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