You do not need postmaster for this windows also.
But I will restrain from quoting how-to on window.
In linux have mail server say foo.com and make as many as addresses like
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Down load the mail by fetchmail and procmail.
Use filters in procmail to separate mail according to user and put them in
foo.com.
Let user access your pop3 server of foo.com from window to get the mail.
The detail set up is beyond scope of this list, as it has already appeared
in pcq. Search pcquest site.
Best Regards,
-mukund
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-----Original Message-----
From: Rajesh Fowkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, December 10, 1999 3:30 AM
Subject: [LI] postmaster & email aliases
|Hi Guys,
|
|In Postmaster (windows) we can create Email aliases.
|For Ex. :
| if my pop account is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|
|then using postmaster I can give different email aliases like :
| santosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| santoshi<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> etc.
|
|Like this using one POP account I can create many email aliases and
|the email can be sent instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] to say
|santosh<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> etc. This is possible under postmaster.
|
|I am surprised how email address of the format
santosh<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
|is accepted by email server because only [EMAIL PROTECTED] is present
on
|the server but there is no account of Santosh and Santoshi.
|
|Is the above thing possible under linux ?.
|
|Thanking in advance.
|
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|Rajesh(ALIAS Shriram)
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