Anyone here that knows how to configure a mail server on a Linux machine? Msg me, thank u!
UPDATE:
Is anyone familiar with these:
http://www.fastmail.fm/mail/personal.html
Wouldn't this be the easiest way to go? That way I wouldnt need to
configure my own mail server (or am I wrong?)
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Anyone here that knows how to configure a mail server on a Linux machine? Msg me, thank u!
http://library.linode.com/email/citadel/citadel-ubuntu-9.10-karmic
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Anyone here that knows how to configure a mail server on a Linux machine? Msg me, thank u!
http://library.linode.com/email/citadel/citadel-ubuntu-9.10-karmic
Thanks for the reply.
1. I don't use Ubuntu, I use CentOS.
2. I don't know how to do it my self, not even with a guide. That's why I'm seeking for people who know
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You should either ask this question on the forums/mailing list of the mail server software you are using, or on your distribution's forums, which, in this case, is CentOS.
This is not a Linux support forum. As as such, you will see better results to such support requests by using the proper mediums.
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You should either ask this question on the forums/mailing list of the mail server software you are using, or on your distribution's forums, which, in this case, is CentOS.
This is not a Linux support forum. As as such, you will see better results to such support requests by using the proper mediums.
I wanted someone who is familiar with Boonex also.
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You should either ask this question on the forums/mailing list of the mail server software you are using, or on your distribution's forums, which, in this case, is CentOS.
This is not a Linux support forum. As as such, you will see better results to such support requests by using the proper mediums.
I wanted someone who is familiar with Boonex also.
This is not a Dolphin-related question, nor does it have anything to do with the script.
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Setting up the mail server doesn't really have anything to do with Dolphin. |
Is anyone familiar with these: http://www.fastmail.fm/mail/personal.html
Wouldn't this be the easiest way to go? That way I wouldnt need to configure my own mail server (or am I wrong?)
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This is an email service - not an email server - If you just want an email account why not use hotmail / gmail etc
If you need a mail server to work with your Dolphin install you will need to use the local mail server - the php mail() function will not work across domains - this is how dolphin sends emails.
Basic email handling is pretty easy for linux - install something like dovecot / postfix / sendmail for a lightweight pop/smtp server.
But, if you're running your own linux webserver and you are having trouble with centOS -do yourself a favour and change to Ubuntu - there's lots more support out there, and installing this kind of stuff is a cinch. Why torture yourself? (unless of course you are stuck with it)
Of course there are many other considerations - firewalls / spam filters / encryption / webmail / other mail protocols - you really need to determine what it is you want, and for what reason.
/DM
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This is an email service - not an email server - If you just want an email account why not use hotmail / gmail etc
If you need a mail server to work with your Dolphin install you will need to use the local mail server - the php mail() function will not work across domains - this is how dolphin sends emails.
Basic email handling is pretty easy for linux - install something like dovecot / postfix / sendmail for a lightweight pop/smtp server.
But, if you're running your own linux webserver and you are having trouble with centOS -do yourself a favour and change to Ubuntu - there's lots more support out there, and installing this kind of stuff is a cinch. Why torture yourself? (unless of course you are stuck with it)
Of course there are many other considerations - firewalls / spam filters / encryption / webmail / other mail protocols - you really need to determine what it is you want, and for what reason.
/DM
Thanks for the reply DM! Was very helpful
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