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Subject: How to setup sendmail for relay to dialup/POP
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From: "Jay Nordwick" <nordwick@scam.XCF.Berkeley.EDU>
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I have a very common situation.  I have a dialup line to my ISP.
I get my email from a POP host.  I use nmh to fetch my mail from
my POP accounts, but when I reply it uses sendmail (along with
the other mailreaders that I use).

What I would like to do is have my local sendmail daemon run as
a mail forwarder, so when I dialout and then run 'sendmail -q'
it will deliver my mail properly.

Anybody know how to pull this off?
-jay


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