Keith; I just saw that Ben replied to this while I was writing so I will just toss my 2cents........Yes, you need to have the packages installed for POP and I would recomend that you might also install the IMAP package that will allow access to the mail for clients regardless of location.....there are several options.......if you want something with support and Web access look into SuSE's mail server which has all the above POP/IMAP stuff and the Web Access too....plus you can call them and get support. Regards, Jon On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Keith Gibbons wrote:
Hi all, I know this is not really the forum for questions about Postfix but I thought I would try anyway. I am trying to set up a Postfix mail server to take the place of good old MS Exchange Server. If I can get it working I can offer a Linux / Postfix solution instead of Win NT/2K and MS Exchange. I have no problem sending and receiving mail to and from the Linux workstations. I can send from the windows 2k/98/ME using MS Outlook to all of the linux boxes but I cannot get a reply from them back to the Windows boxes. I only have POP3 incoming mail options in Outlook. I think that this is my problem. How do I enable MS Outlook to receive from the Linux mailserver. I cannot see any other option in the Outlook setup. If anyone is using this setup I would appreciate some pointers and references to docs or a website.
Regards and thanks in advance,
Keith Gibbons, Ireland
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