that's port-forwarding, isn't it? Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
Is it possible to have a machine that is available externally (a firewall-type box) run an imapd that can access an imapd--
running on an internal box? I want to make my imap maildir on an
internal machine available, via a linux 'firewall', to a computer
not on the internal network.
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