# This is an example Settings file for MSC 0.32 or later.
# See the !Help file for more information.
#
# If you just started MSC for the first time, this file will have been copied as
# Settings to your Choices directory or to the application directory if your
# machine does not have a modern Choices structure.
#
# This example contains settings for four accounts:
#  - Default
#  - Hotmail
#  - GMail
#  - GMX
#
# The outbound structure is the one used by POPstar. The hostname for the first
# server is of course fake, as are the login details and sender names used in
# the other examples. The other server names however are genuine. So are the
# port numbers and the security settings.
#
# This is the kind of set up you might have if your default server for outbound
# mail is the one provided by your ISP. It can only be used by customers of your
# ISP, from IP addresses belonging to them. There are no login details and the
# connection isn't secure. The port number isn't specified, so it will default
# to 25. The maximum number of recipients per e-mail is set to 25.
# As the Client keyword isn't used, your computer's system variable
# Inet$HostName must contain something useful or the program will complain.
#
# The AcornSSL keyword - a system setting - is only relevant to the following
# accounts, but ScrapLocks works for the default account as well.
#
# The Hotmail account uses a different port (though this isn't set, using
# StartTLS means if defaults to 587) and the maximum number of recipients is set
# to 50 (not sure if this is realistic - never tried to send to that many
# recipients through my Hotmail account).
# As the maximum number of recipients for the GMail account isn't specified, it
# will default to the SMTP default of 100 (this setting is never inherited from
# the previous account). The default port number becomes 465, because of the
# SSL/TLS keyword.
# The GMX example has a (made up) maximum number of recipients and an asterisk
# as password, which means the username is used as a code to query CrypStor for
# the actual login details.
# The fact that the Sender starts at the @, omitting the mailbox/user name,
# indicates this account should be used for any gmx.com sender address
# (suggesting the user has one or more aliases on that account).

Account     Default
Server      smtp.example.com
Recipients  25
Outbound    <POPstar$MailDir>.spool.mqueue.text
Envelopes   <POPstar$MailDir>.spool.mqueue.work

AcornSSL
ScrapLocks

Account     Hotmail
Server      smtp.live.com
Recipients  50
Sender      example-account@hotmail.com
Username    example-user
Password    example-password
StartTLS

Account     GMail
Server      smtp.gmail.com
Sender      example-account@gmail.com
Username    example-user
Password    example-password
SSL/TLS

Account     GMX
Server      smtp.gmx.com
Recipients  5
Sender      @gmx.com
Username    example-code
Password    *
CertHost    mail.gmx.com
SSL/TLS
