James Wu on 18/01/10 16:24, wrote:
I apologize, I just double checked and I think the "mailutils" package
is the more common one. You shouldn't need a database for it. However,
I'd check to make sure you don't already have it the mail command in
your system.
Check your PATH by typing "env | grep PATH" in the command line and
check that /usr/bin is listed. As well, type "ls /usr/bin | grep mail"
and check if you see a mail command. You don't really need postfix for
this anyways, exim which comes on lenny by default is enough for such a
simple task.
No problem.
I don't have mail, definitely, but I am currently testing with sendmail,
although postfix has only given me sendmail in /usr/sbin so I have to sudo to
use it.
mailutils looks like the business. And postfix is not happy about me trying to
configure it to send emails to alias addresses. I might have to check out exim
if you say it can do that too.
Thanks
Adam
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