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4 total messages Started by Paul Andrews Sun, 26 May 1996 00:00
Q: Cyberdog email, SMTP and Mac POPMail servers...
#54
Author: Paul Andrews
Date: Sun, 26 May 1996 00:00
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As users of Demon will be only too well aware, talking POP3 to the demon
ISP is not possible (yes I know; unless you pay extra). Is there any way of
getting CyberDog email to talk using SMTP or is there a Mac POP3 server
which will collect and distribute email via SMTP on demand and talk POP3 to
a Mac client?



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Re: Q: Cyberdog email, SMTP and Mac POPMail servers...
#55
Author: Andrew McNaughton
Date: Sun, 26 May 1996 00:00
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You could try contacting the author of AddMail to ask him if AddMail can
do it or you could try replacing what you have Eudora Configured with into
Cyberdog...I haven't tried it myself, if you do let us know.

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Re: Q: Cyberdog email, SMTP and Mac POPMail servers...
#57
Author: Alan Staniforth
Date: Wed, 29 May 1996 00:00
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In article <andrew-2605961323320001@patsy.demon.co.uk>,
andrew@patsy.demon.co.uk (Andrew McNaughton) wrote:

[...Can someone use Cyberdog + Demon...]
> You could try contacting the author of AddMail to ask him if AddMail can
> do it 

Unfortunately no it cannot. However, there is always the AIMS option 
to run a POP3 server on your own Mac.

The current release version can be found by looking at:

http://cybertech.apple.com

and following the "What's New" link - although it may now be more 
formally linked. (Thanks to mark Hattam for the update on this.)

Docs are rather sparse, but there is a good WWW doc set-up at:

http://www.freedonia.com/ism/mail/mail.html

and accesory tools can be found at:

http://www.freedonia.com/ism/

The proper Apple home page for AIMS is:

http://www-abs.apple.com/HomePage/Products/mailserver.html

Hope this is useful.

-Alan.

-- 
Alan Staniforth ** alan@bones.demon.co.uk ** alan_s@cix.compulink.co.uk
"Meum est propositum/In taberna mori,/Ut sint vina proxima/Morientis ori."
       -- Anon.
Re: Q: Cyberdog email, SMTP and Mac POPMail servers...
#53
Author: Dave Wilson
Date: Thu, 30 May 1996 00:00
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In article <ADD2739396681EC99@bones.demon.co.uk>,
alan@bones.demon.co.uk (Alan Staniforth) wrote:


>
>Unfortunately no it cannot. However, there is always the AIMS option 
>to run a POP3 server on your own Mac.

[snipped]
>
>Docs are rather sparse, but there is a good WWW doc set-up at:
>
>http://www.freedonia.com/ism/mail/mail.html
>

The link to docs from cyertech now gives

http://www.pism.com/mail/

for the (same) set of docs (switch on load images helps!)



Dave                                  A letter always arrives at 
Dave@zizek.demon.co.uk                its destination
D.Wilson@mmu.ac.uk                    J Lacan
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