> (1) 10 or so Email addresses that I can access via pop3 (Outlook XP/2002 > INSIDE my firewall) that the outside world can send mail to. I use a > dyndns.org address currently and everything is fine there. I also need > to be able to get to these mailboxes from my workplace. Which would be > better? Sendmail, Postfix or what?
Sendmail is actually fairly trivial for the basics. It has a lot of options, but it's unlikely you'll need to tweak the vast majority of them. Most Linux distributions include an imap/pop3 server that's perfectly adequate. Sendmail had a lot of security issues in its history but it's currently considered secure - after all, there are a *LOT* of major companies that rely on Sendmail and if there were to be a hole, it would be fixed very quickly. > (2) The ability to setup Mailing Lists that people can subscribe to > either by sending an email to my daemon or by a web page interface. Red Hat Linux comes with Mailman - it's what drives this list. I've got a few small lists my server and haven't had any issues. Red Hat wouldn't use it if it sucked. I've always used the web interface - I can't remember if it's got mail-message commands. Ed Wilts Mounds View, MN, USA mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
