[pmmail-list] is there a way in pm mail?

[Marty Rimpau]

Hi, no problems, just want to free up that address if possible so I can
have a static address to stream with.  On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 11:36:57
-0500, John Swartzentruber wrote:

>Marty Rimpau wrote:
>
>>Hi list, I'm using pm mail version 2717, and Norton anti-virus version
>>2001, and it uses port 127.0.0.1 to receive mail on, but first, do all
>>the Norton versions use this port to filter mail for virus's, and if
>>so, is there a way to free up this port for other purposes requiring a
>>static ip address such as streaming with a shoutcast server?  Thanks in
>>advance, just curious, though once the one port was free, you'd have to
>>know another port to use for Norton.  
>>  
>>
>That's not a port, that's an IP address and it corresponds to your local 
>computer (typically called localhost). Different applications can still 
>use different ports (e.g., 110 for POP3, 25 for SMTP, etc.).
>
>In some cases applications will allow you to use different ports. For 
>example, I have POPFile using port 4110 instead of 110 for POP3 access.
>
>Are you having any particular problem, or just worried about multiple 
>apps using 127.0.0.1?
>
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