On Wed, Oct 15, 1997 at 10:36:11PM +0500, Dirk Kievith wrote:
>
> What I would need is a support for multiple email users on one or two
> machines, like Pegasus Mail. The kind of thing they implement in a college
> I suppose. Thus password protected login would also be necessary. Pegasus
> does no
Dirk Kievith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> Any idea where I can check out qmail?
There's an experimental unreleased package under projects/experimental
(or something) on most Debian mirrors. Also see
http://www.qmail.org/> for more information in general.
> >There's basically just one c
At 09:27 15.10.1997, Jack wrote:
>At 02:45 PM 10/15/97 +0500, Dirk Kievith wrote:
>>>Internet Explorer 4.0 Active Desktop is quickly invading the `Dozer
>>>realm , but there is Eudora, or the stalwart Navigator or
>>>others.
>>
>>I agree with your . IE4 appears to be only uninstalled by a
>>refor
At 02:45 PM 10/15/97 +0500, Dirk Kievith wrote:
>>Internet Explorer 4.0 Active Desktop is quickly invading the `Dozer
>>realm , but there is Eudora, or the stalwart Navigator or
>>others.
>
>I agree with your . IE4 appears to be only uninstalled by a
>reformatting of the HD. Eudora is very fine, bu
On Wed, 15 Oct 1997, Dirk Kievith wrote:
> At 11:22 14.10.1997 -0500, Mark wrote:
>
> >smail is the Debian preference and would probably be suitable
> >for your intranet. on the other hand, sendmail is equally suitable
> >and is still easy to configure.
>
> Is there a basic difference between sm
At 11:22 14.10.1997 -0500, Mark wrote:
>smail is the Debian preference and would probably be suitable
>for your intranet. on the other hand, sendmail is equally suitable
>and is still easy to configure.
Is there a basic difference between smail and sendmail?
>Linux has brilliant Windoze support.
At 13:28 14.10.1997 -0400, Matthew wrote:
>> > - Can one have a Linux server and W95 pc's as clients.
>>
>> Linux has brilliant Windoze support. i'd even go as far to say
>> it's one of it's most valuable features when speaking of an
>> office intranet.
>>
>
>What exactly do you want Linux to s
Carey, thanks for your information:
At 21:28 14.10.1997 +1300, Carey wrote:
>You could use qmail, exim, sendmail or smail, or maybe another, not
>necessarily in that order. I use and like qmail, despite the author's
>attitude and the fact that there's no real Debian package.
Any idea where I ca
On Tue, 14 Oct 1997, m* wrote:
> Dirk Kievith wrote:
> >
> > My purpose is to set up a small *intranet*, with about 2-3 machines to
> > start with, to offer email and web-browsing facilities to multiple users.
>
> > My main querry is how to go about it:
>
> > - which e-mail software,
>
> smai
Dirk Kievith wrote:
>
> My purpose is to set up a small *intranet*, with about 2-3 machines to start
> with, to offer email and web-browsing facilities to multiple users.
> My main querry is how to go about it:
> - which e-mail software,
smail is the Debian preference and would probably be sui
Dirk Kievith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My purpose is to set up a small *intranet*, with about 2-3 machines
> to start with, to offer email and web-browsing facilities to
> multiple users. Which means multiple email accounts etc.
>
> My main querry is how to go about it:
> - which e-mail soft
I have recently subscribe to this list and I would like to have some
preliminary advice before I install debian 1.3.1
My knowlegde of Unix and Linux is scant: some user experience with HP-UX.
At present I am running W95 and appplications on a 486, 16 MB. I have a dial-up
connection to the ISP s
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