* Robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > If you have a working mail daemon then: > *in mail.app you could set the SMTP and POP servers to localhost > (127.0.0.1) > *other people would be able to send mail through your computer onto the > internet
Depends on how you configure sendmail/whatever other MTA. I run sendmail on my laptop without any daemons (sm-msp -> central host via TLS), though I could easily be running one (sm-mta, sm-msp from cron or command line) or two (sm-mta and sm-msp dedicated client queue runner) depending on what I wanted the host to be doing, and the sm-mta may or may not be listening to non-localhost ports, and may or may not allow relaying based on time of day, auth data, tls certs, or whatever.
