On 2013-09-22 00:11:05, Gabriel Filion wrote: > Package: monkeysign > Version: 1.0-23-g3f4a626 (current master) > > Hey there, > > Some ISPs are destroying net neutrality and blocking port 25. > > This makes it impossible to use the local (and possibly remote) MTA for > sending out monkeysign's email. > > To really solve the issue, we'd have to force ISPs to do their job > correctly .... but that won't happen soon unfortunately :( > > A workaround could be to add an option in monkeysign to save the email > to a file, or dump it to a file in a directory (subtility: specify a > filename or a dirname as an argument). > > another means could be to make it possible to use port 587. > > or maybe just a documentation update to tell users how to use --no-mail > and to pipe that into something that'd get the mail in the user's MUA. > it gets complicated to document all the options, though.
Hello! You can already specify the network port by passing ":567" at the end of the "smtpserver" option. Maybe that should be made clearer? A. -- Why bother building more nukes until we use the ones we already have?
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