Mail Server

Jordi Ferrando Fabra jferrando at netplc.com
Wed Oct 24 21:23:30 UTC 2007


This tutorial is good:
http://workaround.org/articles/ispmail-etch/

Now I use zimbra open-source edition in a separate vmware virtual machine
http://www.howtoforge.com/installing_zimbra_collaboration_suite_on_ubuntu

Derek Broughton escribió:
> Bruce Marshall wrote:
>
>   
>> On Tuesday 23 October 2007, David McGlone wrote:
>>     
>>> Ok a few months ago, I was about to ask the list some questions about a
>>> mail server, but some unexpected things came up that I needed to work out
>>> the kinks in. Finally I have accomplished that task. Now I'd like to ask
>>> the list about setting up a mail server on my desktop that will fetch
>>> mail and send it to my laptop and other computers.
>>>
>>>       
>> Please define  "send to"
>>
>>     
>>> Does anyone know of any good howto's for kubuntu? And what software would
>>> anyone recommend?
>>>       
>> The basic pieces you need are  fetchmail, and procmail, and depending on
>> the definition of "send to"    postfix.
>>     
>
> I hadn't really considered the definition of "sendto" myself.  
>
> You probably want postfix (or other mail transfer agent [MTA]), anyway,
> because you'll want to send mail _from_ your LAN to elsewhere, but if you'd
> rather have everything stored in one location, and pull rather than push
> the messages, then fetchmail -> (MDA | MTA) -> dovecot (or other IMAP
> server) is really nice.  Usable MDAs (mail delivery agents) include
> procmail & maildrop, MTAs, I'd recommend postfix over any other options for
> a full-time Internet connected mail server.  If it's not on all the time, I
> prefer masqmail.
>   

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