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This work around creates an account for each address you want to be able to send from and uses a fake pop3 server on your n900 as a receive account, which obviously does nothing except stop the errors that you get when you put dummy details into the account settings.
It uses the "socat" application to set up the fake pop3 server, so you'll need to install this with an application manager or apt-get
So to set up an identity in modest, create a new account, use the email and name you want for the identity. The pop3 credentials can be anything. Don't use secure connection, and set the server IP to 127.0.0.1
The SMTP details will have to be genuine so you can send using this account.
On the last page of the setup, select Advanced and change the pop3 address to 10110.
You may want to give the identity accounts a name beginning with 'z' so that they appear last in the account list.
And thats it. No errors when modest does its checks, and you can select the address from the drop down when creating a new message.
Paul
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