Hello Marck,
Thursday, August 30, 2001, 6:31:47 PM, you wrote:
SS>>> You can setup you own smtp relay server.
a>> any idea how or with what software?
> For freeware, there's Mercury from the makers of Pegasus. I
> have used MDaemon for years and it works well but is (these
> days) a bit pricey. You can also look at the various freeware
> and shareware sites on the web to find alternative options. See
> e.g. http://www.nonags.com.
Or Hamster at http://home.t-online.de/home/juergen.haible/.
SS>>> And change the "highest" level smtp depending on the
SS>>> provider you are connected at the moment.
> I don't know that this is relevant. The "level" of SMTP is
> usually about incoming SMTP mail, which will *not* apply to you
> because you're only looking to run your own outbound SMTP
> service.
What I actually meant is that you may need *different* smtp to
relay to depending the route you actually enter the Net. "Relay"
is the right term and "highest level smpt" is not. Thank you.
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