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Questions:<br />
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only you get this error?<br />
are there other mac users who dont' have this problem?<br />
when getting this error is rest of LAN accessible via novell?<br />
is the gateway a setting in pegasus, like it is in Eudora (which is what I use). If so, when you get this error is the box filled in with the right info?<br />
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Questions:

only you get this error?
are there other mac users who dont' have this problem?
when getting this error is rest of LAN accessible via novell?
is the gateway a setting in pegasus, like it is in Eudora (which is what I use). If so, when you get this error is the box filled in with the right info?



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Help !<br />
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I have a MAC using Pegasus Mail over a Netware server.<br />
Most of the time it works perfectly but occasionally, and for no apparent <br />
reason, I get the following error message when I try to send a mail:<br />
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No SMTP Gateway has defined for this system.<br />
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Yet the machine was working perfectly half an hour earlier.....any ideas ?<br />
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Help !

I have a MAC using Pegasus Mail over a Netware server.
Most of the time it works perfectly but occasionally, and for no apparent 
reason, I get the following error message when I try to send a mail:

No SMTP Gateway has defined for this system.

Yet the machine was working perfectly half an hour earlier.....any ideas ?




Losing SMTP Gateway

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