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You have to do something like that if you want it to be anything like robust. Even so, e-mails get lost From: Joel Koltner <> To: Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2011 12:54 PM Subject: [ts-7000] Re: how could I send a mail using a C program? --- In , Jim Jackson <> wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Oct 2011, Walter Marvin wrote: > > that's the simple part (and there are simpler ways to do it) The harder > > part is to configure the mail system > ??? This just acts as an SMTP client to a given mail server. > Not much to configure. Assuming you just want a system that tries to fire off an e-mail and if it works, great... if not, oh well... just mention it in a log file and call it good... yeah. But Walter might be talking about the more "traditional" mail system where the e-mail sender queues a messages, there are multiple retries if it can't connect for some reason, if it eventually fails, it bounces back an error message to the sender, etc. __._,_.___
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