Denis Lagno wrote:
I wonder is it possible to compose or reply simultaneously many messages. I find it useful, especially on dial-up machines when you want to write many messages offline. It seems that currently usage of single draft file or @ file prevents multithreading usage??
You need to set up your local MTA -- whether it's sendmail, postfix, exim, etc. -- to queue messages rather than deliver them immediately. Additionally, you'll want to shut off DNS resolution for the MTA to prevent DNS queries. Next, tie in your dialup scripts to process the MTA queue when you connect to the network (sendmail -q). Consult your MTA documentation and dialup documentation for more details (or perhaps give us an idea what type of system you're installing this on). -- Chad Walstrom <chewie(_at_)wookimus(_dot_)net> http://www.wookimus.net/ assert(expired(knowledge)); /* core dump */
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