On Mon, 14 Oct 2013, Janis Kracht wrote to mark lewis:   
      
   > -> If I ant to use BBBS' internal email capabilities... and route   
   > -> they email thru my isp can the commandline to send email out also    
   > -> include my username and password? My isp requires it... or should    
   > -> I not use BBBS' internal email?   
      
   >> It might depend on your internet provider.  If you don't have a   
   >> static IP address like I do here, then you will most likely have to   
   >> use your ISP's SMTP server as a "smart host,"   
      
   > he is trying to use his provider as a smarthost but they require   
   > authentication in the form of his username and password (at least)...   
      
    JK> He can supply the necessary info with bbbs's smtpd command,   
    JK> username/password, etc.  I think that's what he was asking.. maybe   
    JK>    
      
   yeah, that's the way i read it, too... and not knowing bbbs' options, i   
   thought i'd toss out another option that may work for him and others as well   
   as offering another way of handling email from other machines on their   
   networks...   
      
   in our case, all emails go to our internal smtp server and if the connection   
   is down, they sit there until they can be delivered... the first thing this   
   does is to cut back on the support questions of why they can't connect to the   
   outbound smtp server when the internet connection is down ;) O:)   
      
   )\/(ark   
      
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