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Re: remote access to mail server? Outlook Express? Please. She uses Thunderbird; I use Gnus. 
Thanks for the gmail tip.
For the record, in case Somebody Important is reading this, I'd still prefer authentication on the TSI server to the gmail workaround. |
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recnepsPremium
join:2006-06-24
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| Yeah, I think the teksavvy mail won't send out unless you're on a teksavvy IP, emoci.
DrXenon, I only said Outlook Express since thats what 90% of people are accustomed to use, when its quite possibly the worst piece of crap software out there 
Glad to see you know better |
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emoci
join:2007-05-29
Toronto, ON
kudos:1 | said by recneps:Yeah, I think the teksavvy mail won't send out unless you're on a teksavvy IP, emoci. Well, I have used it with Google, remember that you'd really have google sending the email via their servers, but the Reply-To address remains as TekSavvy... |
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 AngeloThe Network GuyPremium
join:2002-06-18 | teksavvy has their own web mail... which works great on the road |
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recnepsPremium
join:2006-06-24
Whitby, ON Reviews:
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said by emoci:said by recneps:Yeah, I think the teksavvy mail won't send out unless you're on a teksavvy IP, emoci. Well, I have used it with Google, remember that you'd really have google sending the email via their servers, but the Reply-To address remains as TekSavvy... Ahh, ok, I though it connected to teksavvy servers with your login to send.
If its sent from google with a "reply to:" then it would work.
I only use it for linking two gmail accounts, so I wasn't aware of how the sending works for 3rd party emails. |
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said by Angelo:teksavvy has their own web mail... which works great on the road Yeah, that's great if you use your teksavvy account. We have email addresses that predate (by 15 years) our relationship with teksavvy, and we'd like to continue to use them, even when we are on the road. |
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AngeloThe Network GuyPremium
join:2002-06-18 | said by DrXenon:said by Angelo:teksavvy has their own web mail... which works great on the road Yeah, that's great if you use your teksavvy account. We have email addresses that predate (by 15 years) our relationship with teksavvy, and we'd like to continue to use them, even when we are on the road. you can *forward* e-mail to 1 e-mail address, all mail servers support this today, infact it is even *automated* |
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 GuspazGuspazPremium,MVM
join:2001-11-05
Montreal, QC
kudos:16 | reply to DrXenon
Then use the SMTP servers provided by those mail hosts? |
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| said by Guspaz:Then use the SMTP servers provided by those mail hosts? Yeah, we could. It's a hassle though, because we have to establish VPN connections with these verisign dongles. We'd much prefer just to have TLS authentication on the teksavvy mail server, if it's not too much to ask. |
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