Re: NetCloak as Emailer substitute?
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 24847
interpreted = N
texte = At 1:35 PM 11/27/99, Christopher Mackay wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Just got WebCat for Mac OS last week, and I'm just starting to play >> with it. Question: is it advisable to use another application to send >> WebCat's mail? I've seen on this list that others do use other apps >> in place of Emailer (SIMS, EIMS, etc.), and I'd like to use NetCloak. >> In order to use NetCloak, though, I'll need to have WebCat save its >> mail files in NC's outgoing mail folder. >> >> I can see where I might set this up, >> /webcatalog/Admin/EmailPrefs.tpl, but is this a good idea?There's no need to touch Emailer's Prefs if you're not going to use it. What you would need to do to use SIMS or NetCloak or anyother substitute that allows dropping files in the submitted folder is to create an alias of the submitted folder in your folder. Then use:[writefile submitted/filename.txt] To: blah@blah.com From: foo@bar.com Subject: Testerbody of message[/writefile]It would be great if you could have on submitted folder alias in the WebCat globals folder, by my reading of the [writefile] html docs says that you need to specify the full path and doesn't show using ^ as a substitute for the globals folder.___Joe___------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to
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At 1:35 PM 11/27/99, Christopher Mackay wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Just got WebCat for Mac OS last week, and I'm just starting to play >> with it. Question: is it advisable to use another application to send >> WebCat's mail? I've seen on this list that others do use other apps >> in place of Emailer (SIMS, EIMS, etc.), and I'd like to use NetCloak. >> In order to use NetCloak, though, I'll need to have WebCat save its >> mail files in NC's outgoing mail folder. >> >> I can see where I might set this up, >> /webcatalog/Admin/EmailPrefs.tpl, but is this a good idea?There's no need to touch Emailer's Prefs if you're not going to use it. What you would need to do to use SIMS or NetCloak or anyother substitute that allows dropping files in the submitted folder is to create an alias of the submitted folder in your folder. Then use:[writefile submitted/filename.txt] To: blah@blah.com From: foo@bar.com Subject: Testerbody of message[/writefile]It would be great if you could have on submitted folder alias in the WebCat globals folder, by my reading of the [writefile] html docs says that you need to specify the full path and doesn't show using ^ as a substitute for the globals folder.___Joe___------------------------------------------------------------- Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server. To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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