[qmailtoaster] Blackberry on toast?

Does anyone know of a way to connect Blackberries to qmail toaster? Tia, Mark - QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted - To unsubscribe, e-

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Mark Piekos wrote: Does anyone know of a way to connect Blackberries to qmail toaster? What I do for blackberries, since they have their own email address (ex: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) is I have it send a copy of the email to the blackberry address and keep a copy locally. That way they get it in bo

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Thanks Jake, I knew there would be a way. Perhaps I should read up a bit more on Blackberries? Kind regards, Mark. Jake Vickers wrote: Mark Piekos wrote: Does anyone know of a way to connect Blackberries to qmail toaster? What I do for blackberries, since they have their own email address

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Mark Piekos wrote: Thanks Jake, I knew there would be a way. Perhaps I should read up a bit more on Blackberries? Kind regards, No problem. I had to deploy about 150 of those things, so that was the easiest way I cam up with.

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I'd also recommend going to the BIS website and modifying the "From" address. Quick note, BIS doesn't do SRS, so you must add blackberry.net stuff to any SPF records. On 9/26/06, Jake Vickers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Mark Piekos wrote: > Does anyone know of a way to connect Blackberries to qma

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Erik Espinoza wrote: I'd also recommend going to the BIS website and modifying the "From" address. Quick note, BIS doesn't do SRS, so you must add blackberry.net stuff to any SPF records. Oooo. Thanks Erik. I had forgotten about SPF, honestly. Guess it hasn't been a problem yet, but I imagine i