Re: Networking problem

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On 05/21/2011 01:05 PM, JD wrote:
> Well, I do not need a mail server. I would have to fight with
> at&t to open up port 25 for me.

No you wouldn't.  You'd tell sendmail to use the AT&T mail server as a 
smarthost and pass all of your outgoing mail through it.  I know, 
because I have a cron job that sends email to a certain site once a week 
and when Verizon closed Port 25 I learned how to get sendmail working as 
above.  It's not hard to do; in fact, getting the instructions in a form 
that somebody who's not a sendmail guru can follow was the hardest part.
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