Subject: Re: Pine Exchange (fwd)

From: "William R. Van Kuyk" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 14:57:38 -0500 (Eastern Standard Time)

This wasn't meant for me, but I am forwarding it to the list.....

This is a reply to Doug's original email

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 13:39:26 -0600 (CST)
From: Preston Wade <[email-masked]>
To: William R. Van Kuyk <[email-masked]>
Subject: Re: Pine Exchange

I think what you are trying to accomplish is to have pine act the same way
as Outlook.  The problem I think is that it will not.  Outlook talks to
exchange via a proprietary protocol.  All of the third party clients I
have use have to be configured to use smtp for outbound mail.

Thanks,
Preston

On Tue, 13 Mar 2001, William R. Van Kuyk wrote:

> Silly question, but can you send mail through your exchange server using a
> another pop client??  Have you tried outlook??  If those don't work either
> it might be exchange....
>
> There is a security setting within exchange that will block the sending of
> email based on IP or domain.
>
>
>
> On Mar 13, 2001 at 11:16 -0800 Douglas Hussey wrote:
>
> -->  Ok I have set my inbox-path to the list below....
> -->
> --> nbox-path={MAILSERVER/imap/user=USERNAME}INBOX
> -->
> --> I have also verified that imap has been enabled. I did a telnet
> --> exchangeserver 143 and it answered  back with ok Microsoft exchange
> --> IMAPrev1 server version 5.5.2652.42(exchangeserver)ready. However when I
> --> tried to send mail, my linux box is still using sendmail and not
> --> exchange to do the sending. When I put the exchange server in the
> --> smtp-server listing and tried to send mail it tells me that it has
> --> refused my connection.
> -->
> --> (I still can read mail just fine on my inbox on the exchange server)
> -->
> -->
> --> Doug
> -->
> -->
> -->
> --> -----Original Message-----
> --> From: William R. Van Kuyk
> --> To: Douglas Hussey
> --> Sent: 3/13/01 8:16 AM
> --> Subject: Re: Pine Exchange
> -->
> --> I have the same set up and I have no issues.
> -->
> --> Try using this for your inbox "path"
> -->
> --> inbox-path={MAILSERVER/imap/user=USERNAME}INBOX
> -->
> --> Also verify that IMAP has been enabled on the exchange server.
> -->
> -->
> --> On Mar 13, 2001 at 07:45 -0800 Douglas Hussey wrote:
> -->
> --> --> Howdy
> --> -->
> --> --> I am using the latest ver of pine on a linux box. I am able to
> --> connect
> --> --> to our exchange server.(Our exchange server is setup to use outlook)
> -->
> --> I
> --> --> have set the inbox path to {exchangeserver/user=me}inbox This works
> --> just
> --> --> fine. However, when I try and send mail the exchange server gives me
> -->
> --> an
> --> --> error message saying it will not accept my connection. I know I have
> -->
> --> --> something set wrong. (I have listed the exchange in the smtp server
> --> --> section and this does not work also).
> --> -->
> --> --> Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong. Thanks for the help
> --> -->
> --> --> Doug
> --> -->
> --> -->
> -->
> --> William R. Van Kuyk
> --> Network Engineer
> --> Department of Operations
> --> mailto:[email-masked] <mailto:[email-masked]>
> -->
> --> Internet Commerce Corporation
> --> 45 Research Way - Suite 206
> --> East Setauket, NY  11733
> --> 631-590-1010 x5104
> -->
> -->
>
> William R. Van Kuyk
> Network Engineer
> Department of Operations
> mailto:[email-masked]
>
> Internet Commerce Corporation
> 45 Research Way - Suite 206
> East Setauket, NY  11733
> 631-590-1010 x5104
>
>