Help needed with mail server setup
Wade Smart
wade at wadesmart.com
Thu Nov 29 12:17:02 UTC 2007
11292007 0615 GMT-6
This is what I do:
fetchmail, postfix, dovecot.
fetchmail get mail from my domain host and gmail.
postfix puts it in dirs format.
dovecot serves it up to any mail client I chose to use.
You have to use ssl for gmail.
Look in the ubuntu wiki on how to do this.
Wade
Chris Lemire wrote:
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> I am trying to setup the following,
> and I have made some progress. Here's my setup.
>
> Fetchmail (downloads from my gmail account)
> Mutt (I need to recompile it to use an
> encryption plugin and compression for email)
> Evolution (Reads mail that Fetchmail
> downloads, and needs to be able to use Postfix for sending
> emais)
> Procmail (Sorts my email with regular
> expressions and prints certain emails, I also need to set
> it up in conjunction with Spam Assassin)
> Fetchyahoo (downloads emails from my yahoo
> account because pop3 access is not free for those
> who sign up with and choose usa as their country)
> Mailman (I'm still trying to figure out what I
> am going to use this for, but I think it would
> be very cool and useful to learn.)
> Postfix (smtp server for relaying mail to a
> smarthost.)
>
> Here are my questions.
>
> How can I know if I need SASL when setting up
> Postfix?
> How can I know if I need SMTP Authentication?
> Do I need it because gmail uses it even though
> I will be relaying mails to my internet
> Should I configure Postfix to use mbox or
> Maildir format?
> Why should I configure it to use one or the
> other?
> Does Fetchmail use mbox or Maildir?
> Which one does it use by default?
> Should I configure Postfix to use the same as
> Fetchmail?
>
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> Christopher Lemire
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