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Old 08-11-2004, 01:05 AM   #1
gubak
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Postfix with ppp or with wireless


I have two internet connection in the RedHat9 machine (ppp, and wireless).
I want use wireless for internet surfing and ppp for mailing.
I use Postfix for MTA.
While I am sending a mail, but the ppp connection is inactive, the mail tries to go out to the internet through the wireless internet connection.
It is possible to tell Postfix which internet connection to use?
 
  


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