I installed Slackware on my server. During the install I was asked which
services I wanted to start when the machine booted up. I chose IMAP and
sendmail. Sendmail can be a pain in the a$$ to set up. Thankfully for me
I had a friend who set it up for me.
I have an account on a machine that has neomail installed to give web
access to email for the users.
Hope this helps
Jim
--
In 08 vote for a crook you can trust.
Del Boy for President.
http://www.ofah.net
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004, Sanjay Darisi wrote:
>
> I'm building a linux server that has to be email server for a domain. It has to do SMTP, POP and/or IMAP.I'm looking for some web based tools to administer these services. And we are planning to give web based email access to clients (squirrel mail???), so is there a free tool for Linux that will let us give web based email access to clients?
>
> All I want is programs for SMTP, POP, IMAP and for managing these services ?? I know a few but just want to get opinion and choice of folks here. And are there any anti-spam and anti-virus s/w that I can install on this server (free or commercial) -- need good programs?? Does sendmail come with one??
>
> And is there a tool (something like a control panel) that when we give access to our clients, they can add users (email users) to the domains that we are hosting? Please suggest me appropriate tools (free or commercial)
>
> Thanks
>
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