On Wed, 30 Jul 2003, Jeffrey Hartmann wrote:
> I run a small server that is used for myself and some friends and family to
> host email, webpages, etc.
>
> So can anyone give me some idea of what they run, or suggestions of what to
> use that could be configured to do a lot of this stuff? Ease o
On Wed, Jul 30, 2003 at 12:37:52PM -0700, Jeffrey Hartmann wrote:
> I'm currently using sendmail, qpopper, and openwebmail. Although this setup
> works, it's lacking in some features I would like.
>
> Requirements (mostly standard stuff):
>
> 1) maildirs - I've been told that maildirs is less C
"Jeffrey Hartmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It would be nice to be able to setup the filters from the MUA, but I'm
> guessing thats going to be pretty rare or impossible to find.
I believe sieve (with Cyrus imap) can do this. At least, Gnus claims
support for it. I don't know if any other
My highly biased opinion in favor of qmail and friends. Comments
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On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 14:37, Jeffrey Hartmann wrote:
> Requirements (mostly standard stuff):
>
> 1) maildirs - I've been told that maildirs is less CPU intensive since the MUA
> doesn't have to scan through huge mailbox fi
Jeffrey Hartmann said on Wed, Jul 30, 2003 at 12:37:52PM -0700:
> Requirements (mostly standard stuff):
>
> 1) maildirs - I've been told that maildirs is less CPU intensive since the MUA
> doesn't have to scan through huge mailbox files. I also like that one mangled
> message isn't going to corru
i'm learning exim right now. i'm going to use this as MTA along with courier-imap for
POP3.
from what i know, exim should be able to handle all the things you mentioned (except
that filter setup from within a MUA). but you wouldn't have to mess around with a
shell account. i've heard of sieve as
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