Quoting Phillip B Oldham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Yea, I read this, but still can't get my head around it all.
I'm used to more of a "do this, do this, do this, and you'll end up
with this, change that, and you'll get that" approach (general
webserver setup guides). The whole concept of an MTA is a little
strange to me.
I chose Courier because it has imap, pop3, and smtp all in one
package, so I didn't have to mess about with all the diferent servers.
IMO, a valid reason and one of the reasons that I chose Courier several
years ago.
Now I'm thinking that all the different servers might have simple
setup guides to follow and might give me what I need... Which would
be a bit of a shame.
I would rather have a document with more information than I need that less ;)
The INSTALL doc is "complete" and it will get you up and running. If
you have courier completely installed including configuration files.
You can skip to somewhare around the section titled "Post-installation
setup" and proceed. You will only have to look at installation if you
have a problem. As you proceed and have specific issues, you can ask
on this list.
Good luck,
ed
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