try apt-get install qmail; this should tell you that it conflicts with ssmtp,
and you must remove it. say yes - this should force the removal of ssmtp and
install qmail - hopefully allgoes well : ). I've changed MTA's in the past
this way, and so far (knock wood) no problems.
If this doesn't
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Following helpful replies from Kent(ktb) and Steve Gran to a
>request under the subject of 'email options', I've been looking
>further into the possibilities.
>
>I want to try qmail which I've found and built. It will not install
&g
Following helpful replies from Kent(ktb) and Steve Gran to a
request under the subject of 'email options', I've been looking
further into the possibilities.
I want to try qmail which I've found and built. It will not install
as it conflicts with ssmtp - seems I can have o
On Sun, Apr 29, 2001 at 05:32:54PM +0100, john gennard wrote:
> There's just a stand-alone box (with Slink & Potato) - I dial an ISP
> when I feel like it and get mail from lists and very little personal
> mail. Little in the manuals seems needed, but there's a mass of
> detail to wade through.
> There's just a stand-alone box (with Slink & Potato) - I dial an ISP
> when I feel like it and get mail from lists and very little personal
> mail. Little in the manuals seems needed, but there's a mass of
> detail to wade through.
>
> Its seems I need:-
>
> a. ppp -should be ok there.
> b. so
Recent messages about mutt and mail programs prompt me to think it's
about time I learned the basics. I have always used kmail, and it's been
adequate for my purposes - now I'd like to try better filtering and
perhaps reduce the junk coming in.
I've read as much as I can, including manpages and m
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