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>> 59532-Richard M Brack(CB2008)000 (rmb@hercules.cb.att.com) wrote:
>> > Quick question...  Do any of the amiga email programs work with
>> > mlink, or do you need to be running tcp?  I'm mostly wondering
>> > about sending out mail, not necessarily receiving it...
>> 
>> I can't recall a mail program which couldn't be configured to work with 
>> Multilink. After all, the mail programs usually don't have any networking 
>> code in them, separate programs are used for both receiving and sending 
>> mail. For sending mail with Multilink you could get the SMTPPost program 
>> found in the INetUtils archive on Aminet. With Multilink incoming mail is 
>> stored on the unix host --- you don't even have a IP address yourself. 
>> Use AmiPOP to get the mail if you need to. A POP3 daemon should be 
>> installed on the unix host then.
>> 
>> 
>> Lauri Aalto <aalto@iki.fi> --- http://www.iki.fi/aalto/

If you use YAM (found in aminet), you do not have to use POP client
and SMTP software. but in the case of using on mlink, there are some
knacks to use..  now i am in my office and the network is splited..
so i can not tell about the knack.. but you can reffer to 
  http://bitcom.ch/~mbeck/

# I like to use YAM on my amiga connected to the Inthernet by
# multilink.

Syun (from Tokyo, Japan)


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