Did it again...To the list this time
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Jordan Krushen wrote:
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> The thing is, email servers are *not* something a novice should be setting
> up. There aren't any *really* easy ways to set up a (insert secure and/or
> functional here) mail server. It's a complex subject, and that's exactly
> why larger organizations assign staff to the subject, or simply hire someone
> else to do the task. You need someone with expertise in this area, or
> you're going to be kicking yourself later. Smaller companies, one would
> assume, don't have such a high volume of mail that they need their own
> server. And correct me if I'm wrong, but setting up a simple install of
> qmail to act as a mere relay is ridiculously easy.
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> J.
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Both Mdaemon and Mercury are easy to set-up. Both have a 'do not relay '
checkbox Both are secure and functional, if you ignore windows95/98 and NT.
Both have built-in mailing lists. Mdaeon you have to pay for (but it's worth
it), Mercury (Pegasus's companion) is free as is Pegasus.
Still, I want Qmail and Ezmlm because they appear to be the best and most
secure. I like the thought that has gone into them.
M.
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