You do not need a dummy account or fake POP server. Click "Manage identities" to add additional email addresses to an existing account. You can use separate SMTP servers with each.
On Jan 8, 12:40 pm, taa <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > Since Webmail is already doing part of this, I'm wondering if it could > have an additional capability, or maybe as another extension entirely, > such that it could be used as a fake POP server. Here's why this would > be useful: > > My primary account polls an IMAP server. There are times when I want > to use a different from email address yet send the email through the > same SMTP server. I can set up a second IMAP account but then I would > have two polling the same server, with two inboxes, etc. Instead I > would want to create a POP account with the POP server pointing to a > fake server, where the fake server would always report to Thunderbird > that it has zero messages. I would set the default SMTP server to be > the same as for my primary account. This way, when I'm composing an > email, I can choose the fake pop account in the "From" dropdown list.
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