On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, Ed Skinner wrote:

> 2) Use ????? to paw through that mail and do the anti-spam filtering.

SpamAssassin works fine for me. Some other ideas are linked at
 http://www.reedmedia.net/misc/mail/filters.html

> 4) Let my wife use a different mail reader (probably Mozilla's built-in) to
> read her Email when logged on to her system (machine #2).
>
>      Looks like I'll have fetchmail set up in a cron entry, and I'll
> need to have an SMTP agent on machine #1 to "serve" the Email out to me
> (kmail, on same system) or my wife (mozilla, different system).

You don't need SMTP to retrieve the mail. Once you have retrieved the mail
with fetchmail, kmail can just point to that mailbox.

For your other system, you could use POP3 (like vm-pop3d) or IMAP for the
mail retrieval agent. (On some of my systems, I just use VNC so the remote
user can run the mail client on the server itself.)

   Jeremy C. Reed
   http://bsd.reedmedia.net/