Hallo Eddie, On Tue, 30 Jul 2002 14:23:36 +0200GMT (30-7-02, 14:23 +0200GMT, where I live), you wrote:
EC> Here my two questions: Actually I see three questions. ;-) EC> - How are you handling/organizing your two Account in the EC> 'collect' account? I'm using five different accounts and twenty plus addresses in a similar way. The reason for this originated from a licensing issue in the past, but I really don't see any major advantages for one master account above five or six normal accounts, except maybe some synchronization of mail collects. EC> - How must the 'collect' account be set up to handle both (or EC> later more) account? Just like a normal account, I suppose. I haven't done anything special, apart for filters for every address (both incoming and sent) EC> - Where do I store the Certificate for each of the accounts (e.g. EC> Y!a1, Y!a2, ...) Don't know, don't use those. EC> Please Note: the Name of the 'collect' Account should never be EC> show - also not in the Header. That's not that complicated. For every folder you can insert an identity (Name, address, reply-to), so you can manage that on a per folder basis _without_ using folder templates. The only headers you can't control are those inserted by the relaying smtp-servers. As far as your sending problem is concerned, find an isp that allows every outgoing address as long as you connect via it's own connections. Or find an e-mail provider that allows any outgoing address as long as you use 'pop before smtp'. My own solution is running my own smtp-server, but that shouldn't be necessary for you. If I'm right, you need to assign a mime-certificate to an account. But you can use the additional accounts for sending only. In that case you select the composing account with the %account macro. That account will be used for the sending too, so the correct smtp-server will be selected automatically. With an outgoing filter you can put the messages back in your master account and you're done. The %account macro can be put into a folder template. When you're using address book macros you'd need to fine tune a bit with quick-templates, but nothing that can't be managed. I have to admit that this setup would take the charm from a one master account configuration. That is depending of course for your reasons why you'd like a master account. But most setups would be served as well with separate accounts and some common folders. -- Groetjes, Roelof ________________________________________________________ Current Ver: 1.61 FAQ : http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Archives : http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] TBTech List: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Bug Reports: https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/
