> The problem you seem to have is that GTOnline will not let you
> route email for an address that belongs to another provider.
> This is normal practice and is a measure against spam. I too
> have this problem and my solution has been to setup my own
> sendmail server. This has caused it's own set of problems
> because I use a dynamic IP address off of my dial-up link, many
> ISP's won't accept emails coming from me. Also you would
> require a Unix machine to run sendmail on, I'm not aware of any
> implementation on Amiga.
Debian (www.debian.org) has an Amiga version of GNU/Linux, a free Unix
clone. Works quite well, although you really need at least an '040
Amiga for it to be useful. An '060 would be better.
I personally run Linux on an old Pentium 133 box with 64MB RAM. More
than fast enough as a home or small office server or a stand-alone
desktop.
--
Patrick Bartek
NoLife Polymath Group
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