POP3 problem solved

I disagree about Win2K being a better desktop. I use Linux exclusively
where I work, even though the mail server, most file servers, etc. are
Window$. StarOffice obviously solves the M$ Office problem. And I can
get my mail from Exchange using any POP or IMAP client. I can even get
email addresses to autocomplete using Excahnge's LDAP server. (I'm
using Netscape as a mail client.)

The only two things I haven't figured out how to do are (1) create
meetings for Outlook calendar, though I can receive them fine, and (2)
Visio, although Dia is a good tool, it doesn't import Visio, AFAIK. But
I don't miss the above items at all.

-BVG

"Mark R. Myers" wrote:
>
> I've solved my own POP3 & Apache server problem!
> I wiped out NT Server on my server PC and instead installed Mandrake 7.
> I noticed that by default Mandrake installs with a POP3 server, so I
> just left that be.
> I removed postfix and instead installed sendmail with a mail relay file.
>
> All works flawlessly.
> I even installed RealServer on it without a hitch.
> I'm as happy as can be. I Linux server serving the Internet plus a Win98
> box (my wife's) and my Win2K Pro box.
> I couldn't be happier.
> I think Linux is FAR superior to NT, but it has a ways to go to capture
> the desktop market. IMHO, Win2K is better on the working desktop.
> Now I just need to download StarOffice for Win32 and I'll be all set.
> Mark
>
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