That seems to be the case. Would be nice to have it working (like in
other mail clients) to be ISP independent...
D.
On 04/02/2011 11:08, Покотиленко Константин wrote:
В Птн, 04/02/2011 в 10:12 +0100, tarjei пишет:
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On 02/04/2011 10:04 AM, Dominique wrote:
OK, trying to make it work with the ISP... But I need to setup user and
password to the ISP's SMTP server. Could you spare a minute to tell me
where to add that info in the GNUStep config file as it is not on page
23 of the manual?
And I just added 'SOGoSMTPServer ' has been added to the file.
Hi, IMHO you should do this on the mta of your server instead of trying
to do it in SOGo. Postfix has good support and documentation for doing
setups like this.
Among other reasons you should do this on the MTA because SOGo doesn't
support SMTP auth if I'm not mistaken.
T
Thanks,
Dominique
On 04/02/2011 00:36, Brian Kirkman wrote:
On 2/3/2011 1:10 PM, Jeff Folk wrote:
On Feb 3, 2011, at 12:57 PM, Dominique wrote:
Hi,
I am facing an ISP problem for one of my customer. It's a SOHO for
which we setup their new mail server. Unfortunately, their IP is
within a dynamic IP segment flagged by a lot of lists or mail
providers (Hotmail among others) as potential spam and therefor do
not accept mail coming from a server on those IPs....
While I'll be battling with the ISP to get a decent IP address, I
was wondering if there was a way to setup multiple outgoing servers
in the SOGo setup file based on domain to be used for the mail or as
part of the IMAP configuration option in SOGo. This last one could
be by default the one in the SOGo config file or an alternate
outgoing server identified by address/user/port/passwrd....
It may already be available, but did not find it, or is it an
undocumented feature ?
Any suggestions ?
Thanks for the help,
Dominique
Maybe set SOGo to use the ISP SMTP server?? Page 23 of the Docs...
Regards;
Jeff
Agreeing with Jeff, you should use the ISPs SMTP server, but I would
make the change at the MTA level. I'm used to using Sendmail as an
MTA, so I know Sendmail has an option called smart_host that allows
Sendmail to relay mail through the ISPs SMTP server. Depending on the
ISP, you might have to use authinfo to authenticate against the SMTP
server. Either use Google or check back here for some tips. If
you're using Postfix or another MTA, I'm sure someone can lend a hand.
Regards,
Brian
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