[pskmail] Re: Re[2]: smtp server
- From: "Thomas Couperus" <thomas.couperus@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 24 Dec 2006 15:45:57 +0100
I don't mean to butt in rudely, but:
From the Comcast manual:
<snip>...
"How to configure Pegasus to send and receive E-mail *while traveling*:
This FAQ guides you in setting up Pegasus to be able to send and receive
E-Mail from a *remote location, such as a hotel, office or any other
non-Comcast connection*. "
"Make sure that the Server host name is set to *smtp.comcast.net*, and that
the *Server TCP/IP port* is set to *587*. "
"Select the Security tab at the top and place a check in the box
labelled *Login
to the SMTP server using a POP3 username/password*"
</snip>
Authentication for Comcast mailservers is only needed in case one is using
an external network [So you can leave authentication off when directly
connected to a Comcast connection.]
... But when you are on a non Comcast network and want to use the comcast
mailserverm not only authentication needs to be done, but you should be able
to set non-standard ports for smtp as well...
A small Potfix server could be a relief for people who cannot reach ANY
server they can use without authentication... :)
Just my 2 cents...
Thomas
On 12/24/06, per@xxxxxxxxxxxx <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Auth could be good. I can include an smtp server, postfix, on the cd,
would that help? 73 de per, sm0rwo. P.s merry christmas!
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