Re: Mail prgs (exim)
Well, I'm not sure how the config works for exim. When it asks me for
information, I'm not sure just *what* it's asking me for? Like the local
hosts thing, and the relay-mail thing. And exim never once asks for the
POP3 Server Domain or the username/pass combo that'd be needed if it were to
connect to my POP3 acct.
-Sera "The Newbie" Hill
-----Original Message-----
>> Well, I'm not on a ppp-based connection. I'm on DHCP. And I'm on a
PCMCIA
>> Ethernet card. I can ftp and run apt fine. I can also ping people. But
I
>> can't get e-mail (just realized to go to freshmeat.org & get
>> install-sendmail (thanks Marshal)) to work that one. Netscape is being
>> annoying. I'm going to try re-installing the deb pkg.
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>You might consider exim instead of sendmail. It is MUCH easier to
>configure. You could always change later. There are several other mail
>progs besides. One that I have heard good things about is postillion
>(though I have not tried it). These are both installable with apt. You
>should probably have fetchmail and procmail from debian also.
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