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Pierre A. Humblet wrote:

[snip]

> Works for me.
>=20
> I have in the routers - dnslookup: section
>   transport =3D remote_smtp
>   ....
>   fallback_hosts =3D =3D : outgoing.verizon.net
>=20
> and in the transports - remote_smtp
>   driver =3D smtp
>   hosts_require_auth =3D outgoing.verizon.net
>=20
> and I have also a single authentication at the end, with my user name and
> password
> for outgoing.verizon.net

Thanks, I've tried something similar and didn't work so I'll try again; I t=
hink
I see what was my mistake.

It's good to know that it works.
--=20
Ren=E9 Berber


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