small issue on SMTP

[Jason Martin]

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> I was just wondering if there is an area in Nagios that I have missed 
> wherein we can directly specify an SMTP ip address. With this kind of 
> solution, I don't need any mail function locally. 
Mails are sent out by the notify-by-email 'command', specified in the 
misccommands.cfg file.  It uses /bin/mail, which is really a wrapper to 
the local sendmail. If you can find a mail-like command that lets you post 
to a remote SMTP server then it'll work; just change the command in 
misccommands.cfg.

- -Jason Martin
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