Frank,
Thanks -- one of these days (soon) I'll try again, I'll keep your email
until then.
One immediate question -- if I don't have a registered domain name, what
do I use -- can I make up anything? (I would plan to send email under
my ISPs domain, i.e., my current email address -- [EMAIL PROT
J. Craig Woods wrote:
> Randy, you most definitely did miss the earlier part to this thread. The
> conditions you enumerated above are exactly what he is trying to do
Craig,
Oops, sorry! ;-)
Randy Kramer
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Franki wrote:
>
> yeech, its not that hard.
>
> Heres how I did it..
>
> Install and setup postfix.. (the defaults are fine for most, and all you
> need to is setup hostname and server name and stuff like that. piece of
> cake..)
Now, you see why I suggested postfix as opposed to sendmail...
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Randy Kramer wrote:
> There are reasons I would like
> to have sendmail (really postfix), pr
Randy Kramer wrote:
> There are reasons I would like
> to have sendmail (really postfix), procmail, fetchmail and so forth set
> up on my Linux box (to use it as a mail server on my home LAN), but if
> you don't have requirements like this you don't need fetchmail and
> sendmail.
>
Randy, you mo
Skippi,
I missed the beginning of this thread, and know nothing about pygmy.
But, you can set up some email clients under Linux to work just like
they do under Windows, i.e, use POP3 to get email from your ISP and SMTP
to send it back. Kmail is one example -- you configure it just like you
wou
Skippi wrote:
>
> Hi everyone. First, thanks for all the on list & off list replies. Thanks
> to your input I have managed to fix a few little things with my fetchmail
> configuration (and for those who asked, yes I have been using fetchmailconf
> to set that up. I have made progress and fetch
