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Article #1201Re: What kicks Demon's SMTP server?
From: Malcolm Muir
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 1996 00:00
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Richard Armitage (Richard.Armitage@pancredit.com) wrote: > I'm implementing an SMTP server for Windows 95 for use from Demon. Does anyone > know under what circumstances Demon's SMTP server connects to your PC's > server? Obviously one is that you have new mail, I mean does anything have to > be done to trigger the SMTP connection when you have mail queued? Your SMTP server should run all the time you are conected to Demon and be available as soon as possible after connection is established (preferably before). The Demon SMTP client will connect to you as soon as your link is established (assuming you have outstanding mail) and at regular intervals suring the session (again assuming there is mail to deliver). Your SMTP client (I presume you are writing a two way system) only needs to run when there is mail to be sent, the Demon server is always (fault etc. permitting) running, as are other mail receiving hosts. -- Malcolm S. Muir Sunderland England
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