Hi all I am currently running a POP3 mail server called Post.Office on Windows NT. I have been given the go-ahead to change as much as possible on my LAN to Linux. The simple question is: what are my options on SuSE in terms of mail servers? I basically would like something that can send mail using SMTP, accept incoming mail and allocate it to mail boxes, and that can be accessed via POP3 if possible (although not absolutely essential). Obviously I'd also like the software to be either cheap or free. Any and all comments/assistance appreciated. Thanks Evan Morris evan@exclusivebooks.com +27 11 792 2777 (tel) +27 11 792 2711 (fax)
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Hi all
I am currently running a POP3 mail server called Post.Office on Windows NT. I have been given the go-ahead to change as much as possible on my LAN to Linux. The simple question is: what are my options on SuSE in terms of mail servers? I basically would like something that can send mail using SMTP, accept incoming mail and allocate it to mail boxes, and that can be accessed via POP3 if possible (although not absolutely essential). Obviously I'd also like the software to be either cheap or free.
See my article at: http://www.unixreview.com/documents/s=7460/uni1032893910897/ur0209o.htm The Courier IMAP package also includes a POP3 server. HTH, Jeffrey
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