Question...

[James Carman <ja...@carmanconsulting.com>]

Can I tell James to "forward" to different mail servers if it "detects" that
it's inside a certain network (like one of my client locations)?  Most of my
clients do not allow me to use James on my local laptop to send emails
outside their network and I have to use one of their mail servers.  But, I
hate having to reconfigure my mail client wherever I go.
 



	 	
	

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Re: Question...

[Jerome Lacoste <la...@frisurf.no>]

On Mon, 2003-11-24 at 18:48, James Carman wrote:
> Can I tell James to "forward" to different mail servers if it
> "detects" that it's inside a certain network (like one of my client
> locations)?  Most of my clients do not allow me to use James on my
> local laptop to send emails outside their network and I have to use
> one of their mail servers.  But, I hate having to reconfigure my mail
> client wherever I go.

it sounds like it should be in a task external to James.

On my Linux laptop, the laptop_net package would be the best place to
implement this feature.

Cheers,

Jerome