Hi, I believe it was in this list within the last week or so that someone made the point that the best way to learn Linux was to have goals, or better still a project. To these ends I have set my self a project.
We have a PC each here. My wife and two daughters each run WinMe and I have Debian on these two in front of me. The machines all get out through a cable modem. I want to have one of the linux machines act as a collection point for all incoming email and have each client collect it from the local server. I want the four of us to be able to email each other with out it leaving the house Am I right in thinking that I need something like "sendmail" and "procmail" on the server and any old mail client on the Windows/Linux machines in order to get this done? Do I need to be setting up any other software specifically to make this work? I know something like sendmail is probably overkill, but the object her is education not ease of setup. Whilst this is likely a trivial task for most, it is a starting point for me Keith -- +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Keith O'Connell | "That which does not kill | | Maidstone, Kent (UK) | us, usually still hurts. | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | That's just life, I'm afraid" | +----------------------------------------------------------------------+
