>I'm thinking very much of making a "B" version of this hack that reads >the SMTP Auth info from a resource setting. That would let people set one >username/password to use with any account. That would likely let you do >example #3 because then you would connect to ISP.com's mail server, and >authenticate with appropriate info for it, despite the POP info being for >XYZ.com.
If I understand what you are proposing for a "B" version, isn't that making my example #3 into my example #2, as the only difference between those two are which SMTP server is being used? Example #3 tries to use the POP and SMTP servers of XYZ.com BOTH to send and receive, while Example #2 sends out on the ISP's smpt server but POPs from the non-ISP server and uses the non-ISP-related email address for "reply to." Or, am I not understanding what you are proposing to do? ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
