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I want to set up a very modest home mail server that will collect emails from |
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other pop3 servers and make them available to 2 or 3 users using 1 or more |
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different clients on 2 or 3 computers. I have become very confused by the |
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various howtos. Even the gentoo ones, which on other subjects are usually |
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very good, in this case assume an awful lot of arcane knowledge and also say |
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preposterous things, such as that xyz server is easy to set up when it quite |
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plainly isn't. |
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I have spent way to much time trying to get courier running only to find that |
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(a) it doesn't work and (b) it doesn't seem to be able to fetch mail from an |
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external server. I then installed fetchmail, but can't find any howtos on |
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installing it as a service, or any clear explanation of how it plays |
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alongside courier or any other imap server. |
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The absolute #1 consideration is that the system must be easy to set up and |
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easy to move to another machine when the time comes. |
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smtp is not important at the moment because the isp smtp service usually |
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works. |
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Any advice very much appreciated. |
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Robert |
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Robert Persson |
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Conspiracy Bears: |
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Once upon a time there were lots of conspiracy bears... |
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