Re: Can NSMailDelivery be configured programmatically?
Re: Can NSMailDelivery be configured programmatically?
- Subject: Re: Can NSMailDelivery be configured programmatically?
- From: Dominic Blais <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2006 11:17:20 -0700
That's quite unfortunate. IIRC, when you first set up a Mac, the
setup programs asks you for your ISP settings, so I was hoping that
I could tap into that interface. I also seem to recall that in a
previous version of Mac OS X, these settings were in a System
Preferences pane.
$HOME/Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist has information on the
hosts in the MailAccounts element.
Anyway, the application is not phoning home. It is facilitating
work on a group project that has some parts that require long
computations. So it performs a long task and then notifies whomever
the user wanted when the task is done, so that the next person who
needs to work on the project knows that their piece is ready to be
worked on.
It sounds to me like a good use of sendmail. Any kind of networked
notification system will run into Murphy snags every long once in
awhile; the sendmail technique is very easy and will work for the
vast majority of folks.
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