Hrm.. Seems to want compile-time settings, plus specifications as to
sender and recipients. I need something that doesnt need a config, it
just takes a file containing, say, BSMTP messages, and a hostname to
deliver them to, that does SOME recognition of SMTP results..
(so `cat BSMTP-FILE | telnet HOSTNAME 25` would fall a bit short..)
I suppose if I don't find something maybe I will write it myself
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Dave C wrote:
>
> The answer to Q0521 on the exim-FAQ includes this snippet:
>
> > waiting mail on the MTA's queue. Instead, they get it delivered
> > into per-host directories, one message per file, in one of the
> > special formats (BSMTP, maildir, or mailstore) and when an ETRN
> > arrives, it kicks off some completely different program that
> > establishes an SMTP connection to the host and shovels the waiting
> > mail down it. That seems to me to be a much neater way of doing
>
> Does anyone know of 'some completely different program', that would
> make an SMTP connection to a specified host and 'shovel waiting mail
> [sic]' from one of these formats down it? Preferrably a small
> standalone utility, as opposed to a piece of some large package..
>
> I'm currently providing ETRN service to one client, not too much
> traffic, and its not really a problem, but this sounds like a much more
> elegant way.
>
>
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