Allen Brown wrote:
> Is there any reason to be running sendmail *and* postfix on
> the same system? (One of the IT managed systems here are
> set up that way.)
No, that's a bad idea. However, note that all the MTAs install a
program called sendmail (usually /usr/sbin/sendmail or similar)
becaus
Allen Brown wrote:
What packages/daemons to I need to receive email over the LAN?
I have a RedHat7.2 system that I am trying to reboot as
Debian Sarge 3.1. A lot works. Mail forwarded from
the HPUX system makes it to the system when it is booted
as RedHat7.2 but not when it is Debian.
cvuxec <-
Just one of them.
Pick one of:
qmail
postfix
sendmail
exim4
Exim4 is the default on debian and is a drop in replacement
for sendmail.
Allen Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
% exim4 + postfix? Or just one of them?
%
On Thu, 06 Jan 2005 10:11:54 -0800, Allen Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That is probably the problem. I don't seem to be running
> any of them. I will install postfix and see if that fixes
> the problem.
>
> Is there any reason to be running sendmail *and* postfix on
> the same system? (On
You have to configure exim4 to be a recieving internet host.
You do this with
dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config
Allen Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
% I was using "mail". Once I see the mail is arriving I will
% change over to mozilla. That isn't the problem. The mail
% doesn't arrive
exim4 + postfix? Or just one of them?
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That is probably the problem. I don't seem to be running
any of them. I will install postfix and see if that fixes
the problem.
Is there any reason to be running sendmail *and* postfix on
the same system? (One of the IT managed systems here are
set up that way.)
(Sorry if you get two of these.
That is probably the problem. I don't seem to be running
any of them. I will install postfix and see if that fixes
the problem.
Is there any reason to be running sendmail *and* postfix on
the same system? (One of the IT managed systems here are
set up that way.)
--
Allen Brown
work: Agilent
I was using "mail". Once I see the mail is arriving I will
change over to mozilla. That isn't the problem. The mail
doesn't arrive onto the computer.
--
Allen Brown
work: Agilent Technologies non-work: http://www.peak.org/~abrown/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTEC
what MTA are you running on the debian system, by default it will have
exim configured submit only, If you are going to be using it as a
mailhost, I would suggest replacing exim with sendmail or postfix, (or
qmail if that's your flavor)
If you are already up and running with an MTA, DNSis the firs
Allen,
What is your email client? Packages like mutt are common in Debian.
You shouldn't need anything very special, AFAIK... Is your
firewall/iptables configured to let mail through?
-Max
Allen Brown wrote:
What packages/daemons to I need to receive email over the LAN?
I have a RedHat7.2 system
What packages/daemons to I need to receive email over the LAN?
I have a RedHat7.2 system that I am trying to reboot as
Debian Sarge 3.1. A lot works. Mail forwarded from
the HPUX system makes it to the system when it is booted
as RedHat7.2 but not when it is Debian.
cvuxec <--> cvlx21
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