Hi Gary,
On Tuesday, August 29, 2000 at 2:36:12 AM you wrote:
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More often than not, IMHO, you'll even be able to send the mail to the
original SMTP server for the ISP you are not currently connected to.
If it doesn't work at first, that's a good sign, because your ISP
should not provide an open relay with his SMTP server. But he should
also do "POP before SMTP" authentication, meaning if you check your
mail on that ISP's account once, the sending works fine after that. I
don't change my ISP every day, but I still have to find one where this
doesn't work.
Oliver Sturm
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