smtp

iPhoto '11 from iLife '11 has a new set of e-mail templates for sending photos directly from the application.

However - each time it prompts for your e-mail password and doesn't seem to have a "remember" option.

To fix - open Keychain Access (/Applications/Utilities).

Select login (your login keychain) from the top left Keychains list and Passwords from the lower left (Category) list.

Thanks to Dave Evans on the exim4 users list for this.

I need to set different IP addresses for different outgoing domains.

Since I only have a few - we took a simple approach

/etc/exim4/interfaces

has lines of the form

domain: ip
domain: ip
domain: ip

Then - in /etc/exim4/conf.d/transport/30_exim4-config_remote_smtp (or wherever your definition of remote_smtp transport is) add the following to the remote_smtp transport:

E-Mail account settings for google (gmail), .mac and a personal server for the Nokia n95

OK - Google confiig is based on the page: http://asimag.wordpress.com/2007/06/22/how-to-configure-gmail-account-on...

To add a .mac mail account to a P990i.

With the flap open:

First - get to the correct configuration:

1. go to Control Panel
2. then Messaging
3. then E-Mail Accounts
4. then the New Button

Now - fill out

Basic Tab
Account Name: mac
Your Name: Your full name
Email Address: Your .mac email address
Connection Type: IMAP

An article popped up on debian-administration.org. I'm going to have to take a closer look at one of the comments:

http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/302#comment_6

If this can work well with courier (which I guess it should) then this will solve an issue I've had a while (and I don't want to go the route of a database for this).

Edit: Various things that have come up under discussion

courier assumes $HOME - to change this you need to change the authenticator so that it changes the value of $HOME (at least according to various google searches)