Re: multiple SMTP servers?

On Mon, 24 May 2004 21:23:58 +0200, Zoe wrote:

> On May 24, 2004, at 20:02, Kevin Lynn wrote:

>> Is it possible to configure ZOE to use multiple SMPT
>> servers for outgoing messages? That is, if I'm
>> replying to a message that came from a certain
>> account, can I get Zoe to send via the SMTP server for
>> that account?
 
> Yes. This is how it should work out-of-the-box.
 
> In ZOË, setup as many email accounts as you have outgoing SMTP servers. 
> Make sure that the effective sender email address (e.g. the 'From:' 
> header) match the email address of the account. Based on that 'From:' 
> header, ZOË will pick the right outdoing SMTP server when relaying your 
> messages.

This is a perfect segway into a question that I've been meaning to ask....

I have two accounts with the same username, but different servers.  One is personal and the other is business, so I would definitely like to keep the accounts separate in case I'm ever asked to delete or hand over all corporate email.  In the past, I just had ZOË running on two different machines, but, now I'm consolodating some hardware (if only to reduce air conditioning costs ;) and replacing an old Red Hat box and a Windows 2000 box for a dual boot Windows/Gentoo laptop, so I won't be able to reliably host a server on it and will have to use ZOË on my Mac OS X machine for both accounts.

So, I guess the question is:  Will ZOË be able to handle two accounts with the same username, but different hosts?  If so, how would I log in?  If I use different passwords for the two accounts, will that work?

Thanks;

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