[sqwebmail] Interesting situation on the horizon..

I have an interesting siutation coming up and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on this: My company is an ISP and we are looking into expanding our email capabilities internally. We want to create a calandar server and a real email server with IMAP and mailboxes and the such. You know,

Re: [sqwebmail] Interesting situation on the horizon..

So... does anyone know how to get the MTA to even begin to think about this? :) procmail might be your friend here

[sqwebmail] Re: Interesting situation on the horizon..

Paul Scigliano writes: I have an interesting siutation coming up and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on this: My company is an ISP and we are looking into expanding our email capabilities internally. We want to create a calandar server and a real email server with IMAP and mailboxes

Re: [sqwebmail] Interesting situation on the horizon..

I have the same type if situation... I have a "real" cluster of mail servers, and all our staff gets mail on our "staff" machine. Here is what I did.. I use qmail and vchkpw, I forward [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] on staff.wcoil.com I make sure all outgoing addresses are written as [E