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Hi Sujith,
For that you need SMTP server....If
you are going to use..sendmail... in /etc/mail/virtusertable you need to map
those mails and pop user and then you need to build db
file.../etc/mail/virtusertable.db
Thx,
Raja
Hello,
I setup pop accounts as you
said. But how do i differentiate [EMAIL PROTECTED] from [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
Did you get
my point?
Rehgards
Sujith Mathew
Ken Hohhof
wrote:
I am running linux redhat 8, without any SMTP server.Qpopper is running.
I dont know how to "map" domain name and pop3 user accounts to the
QPOPPER. The DNS server is running fine.
Typically you would use PAM authentication and the POP3 username would be
the same as the Unix username. Make sure POP user accounts are not set up
with a login shell (e.g. set shell to /bin/false).
But if you have no SMTP server, what is putting the mail into the
mailboxes? Typically you would have a MTA (e.g. sendmail) and an LDA (mail
or procmail) to accept incoming mail and deliver it to user mailboxes. The
function of a pop daemon like qpopper is to allow the pop client (MUA) to
download mail from the mailboxes. Even if you are using another server for
outgoing mail, I think your incoming mailserver needs to have an SMTP
server (typically sendmail) and a local delivery agent. Unless this is an
email list server and all mail is generated from the command line or a script?
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