On Sep 19, Peter Paluch wrote
: Is there any software, which will reside at my provider's server, wait
: for mail addresed to my personal computer, save it and when I'll get
: connected, it will automatically forward the mail directly to me?
You should take a good book about UUCP. This is exactly the situation
UUCP was designed for. Offline processing, storing, forwarding of
mails, news (and in a more common sense: files).
: At the time, I'm using POP3, but I need to resolve this problem due to
: my school - we've got one Internet account (through modem and PPP) and
: we are not registered - just dynamical IP. I would like to create in our
: school server an account for everyone, and I would like world to be able
: to answer to addresses, which are in our school server. And this is a
: problem.
Let your provider setup a subdomain and setup an MX record for that
subdomin pointing to your providers machine. Your providers machines
mailer (smail, sendmail, ...) should be able to queue the mail in UUCP
batch jobs and transfer 'em as soon as you're connected (with UUCP over
TCP, if you're using PPP, else UUCP is able to run ``native'' over
serial lines.)
Heiko
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