"newbie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2002 7:54 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] getting a pop server going
> Thanks Gerald,
>
> It was on and working. Control Center just confuses the issue by
> showing it as off. I guess this must be seen as a bug - certainly not
Thanks Gerald,
It was on and working. Control Center just confuses the issue by
showing it as off. I guess this must be seen as a bug - certainly not
useful info!
Once more it proves that the console is king!
So I now have fetchmail happening and pop popping - time to put some
virus stripping
It should start by itself when xinetd starts as the default configuration
is for pop3d to run. You'll find the configuration file here:
/etc/xinetd.d/pop3s
You may also have to set hosts.allow to enable remote connections.
Miark
Brian Parish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> saith:
> I need to set up a
oh yeah, squirrelmail can replace fetchmail with a plugin from the
squirrelmail website.
-Jay
Brian Parish said:
> I need to set up a simple mail system using fetchmail, procmail and
> pop. Fetchmail is fetching happily. I've installed imap. I can see
> pop on my list of services under Control
The easiest mail server to set up (from my experience) is
smtp(postfix)/imap using some type of webmail (squirrelmail.org) is nice
and easy to install. Install ntsysv package from the 3rd mandrake cd or
rpmfind.net and xinted. From the command line type ntsysv and from the
menu select imap and pos
I need to set up a simple mail system using fetchmail, procmail and
pop. Fetchmail is fetching happily. I've installed imap. I can see pop
on my list of services under Control Center, but it's an xinetd
service. Where do I go to configure and start it? I'll keep reading,
but if anyone can give
