This one time, at band camp, Michael Wördehoff said: > Hello List, > > I followed the threading about mail-reader some time ago. > I was interested to console-mail in addition to kmail, which I may possibly > ditch in future. > I relay on a dialup-ppp. > As a consequence of what I've read, I now use wvdial -> fetchmail -> gnus for > reading. > Now i wonder how to send dialup-mails properly. Exim ( actually running ) > seems not to be appropriate, according to it's philosophy. I would like to > have something like 'dialup and send remote-mails in ( remote-? - ) que' > on a keystroke from inside gnus. > Which MTA would be useful ? Would it be easier to invoke a little script > instead ? > Please cc to me directly, since I'm not on the list at moment... > > TIA, > -- > Michael. Exim does this just fine. If you look in /etc/ppp/ip-up.d (IIRC - don't have a dial-up box handy) you'll see that it launches an exim run to email everything in it's queue. Steve -- The course of true anything never does run smooth. -- Samuel Butler
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