On Wed, 11 Nov 1998 16:03:43 -0800
Randall Gellens <randy(_at_)qualcomm(_dot_)com> scribbled:
Hi,
I believe our friend Alexey means like a URL, where I can specify
http://www.some.net:70/some.html
.. and some mechanism for parsing the port regardless of client or
daemon.... ie, me(_at_)some(_dot_)net:24 from the destination, my thoughts are
that
nobody has probably tried it yet, but it looks interesting imho :)
Cheers
At 1:56 AM +0300 11/12/98, Alexey Melnikov wrote:
Anybody supports the following trick to send mail to SMTP on
different
port:
<username>@<host.name.com>:<portnumber>
I'm not sure what specifically you are asking for. Do you mean you
want to attach a port number to an email address, so that when the
message gets through whichever SMTP servers are needed beforehand,
and
is ready to be sent to the final one (the one for the end user), you
want to instruct the prior SMTP server to use a different port? That
is:
You send message to your local SMTP server, it relays to server X,
...
it sends to final recipient's server, using non-standard port?
Or do you simply want to instruct your client to use a different port
when submitting messages?
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