Hi, My email access is via a unix machine at my university. I run Debian on a machine at home and connect to uni via ppp over a modem. If I want to send email from home, I rlogin to the uni machine and then use a mailer running on the uni machine.
It would be nice if I could email the outside world using a mailer on my Debian machine, and for this to be done somewhat transparently so that it was as if I had a single email address, namely my uni address. What I have in mind is that email sent to my uni address (stored I think in a mailbox) could be downloaded to my debian machine, and email written on my home computer could be uploaded to uni and then sent. The software would keep track of saved email on both machines to keep them syncronized. If something changes either end, then the changes are automatically uploaded or downloaded. I know this kind of software exists in the microsoft world, but does it exist in the linux world, and if so, what is it called? Any info would be appreciated. Cheers, Mark. __________________________________________________________________________ _\________/___\______/___________________________Mark_Phillips___________/ ____\__/_____\__/--\__/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ ____\__/HE___\__/------APTAIN/ ________________________________ ____\__/_____\__/--\__/______/ /__"To be is to do."__I. Kant___/ ____\__/______\______/_______/ /__"To do is to be."__A. Sartre_/ /__"I am."____________God_______/ /__Jesus did.___________________/