Hello Dierk, On Thursday, October 04, 2001 18:07:22 [ +0200 GMT], you wrote the following in regards to 'TB! V1.54 Beta/9 - cable modem':
Dierk> The concept behind two accounts is to set every account separately. Dierk> that's about all there is. think of it as using different programmes Dierk> for different dial-ups (or whatever connection there is). OK, what you are saying is that the DUN transport settings are as though I were just using a DUN, i.e. POP3 & SMTP server settings, ID & PW. However, when I do this, it seems that the DUN d/ls ok but does not upload via the cable, only the dial up line when it's connected. The msg sits in the OutBox. Dierk> Following your questions and the answers I think the problem lies Dierk> either in one specific setting in your Transport tab or something on Dierk> your ISP's side. I know my ISP does not allow relaying. That I've figured out by reading TB's connection log. So I left my DUN settings exactly as above *except* I changed the SMTP setting to reflect the cable modem SMTP setting. The I sent 2 test msgs to TBUDL (with apologies to the list). They went out, showed up in the sent folder but were slow to upload & I get an error beep (could be because there was nothing to rcv). Dierk> To sort it out, we have to do it step by step: Dierk> 1. You can send and receive through DUN, I suppose? So there, Dierk> everything is alright. Dierk> 2. You can do one but not the other on cable. Which one does *not* Dierk> function? The DUN send (I think) Dierk> 3. AFAIUI, cable is more comparable to LAN than to DUN. So you may Dierk> have to change something under Options/Network & Administration I've changed this from 'workstation w TCP/IP' --> 'TCP/IP or dial out server' And that's how I'm going to send out this msg. Dierk> 4. Put both - POP and SMTP servers - in the appropriate fields in the Dierk> Transport tab for *both* accounts. Also put in the correct e-mail Dierk> addresses under To and Reply-to (this depends on your ISP's policies Dierk> for "relaying"). Done Dierk> 5. So far, so good. Now you should be able to send and receive with Dierk> both accounts. Dierk> 5a. For mailing lists - which depend on your correct e-mail address - Dierk> you will have to make do with your slow DUN, hope that you can use the Dierk> subscription address with the other ISP or re-subscribe. This is what I'm trying to get around. If by changing the DUN settings to include the cable modem SMTP I don't see why I shouldn't be able to leave all the addresses as they were with the original subscriptions. The cable side doesn't seem to have a 'relay' problem. Dierk> As you can see, I don't have the ultimate solution for you, but Dierk> perhaps we can all together find one by using the analytic method. I appreciate you the fact that you are trying to figure this out with me. Two heads are surely better than one old one. So I'm sending this msg with the original subscription settings, written in the DUN account & sending out via the cable smtp server with the option/network change mentioned above. Let's see what happens. -- Jan Rifkinson Ridgefield, CT USA TB! V1.54 Beta/9/W2K_SP2 -- ________________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] TBTech List: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Latest Vers: 1.53d FAQ : http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com
