On Sat, 04 Aug 2001 21:12:58 +0200, Martin Puaschitz writes: >Thanks for all the help about my apt-get problem. Now there is somthing new. >I would like to run an imapserver on my debian-system 2.2 unstable. I have >an static-ip-adress with permanent connection and the server should relay >mails for people inside AND outside (intranet and everything else) the server. > So >the whole server should send and receive mails for me. ITYM the server should /receive/ mails for your domain from both the in- and outside and you want to be able to /get/ those mails via IMAP. Of course you also want to be able to /send/ mails to the big bad internet from inside via the server. >I tried to do "apt-get install courier-imap". Everything worked fine. After >the installation I tried to connect from outlook to the server (per intranet) >but no connection was available. A "ps ax | grep imapd" showed nothing, but >/usr/sbin/imapd did not changed this status as well. What is the problem? >Which packages do I need (courier-base, courier-mta..... - and in which order? >) >and which config-files are needed to be edited? > >A quick and dirty mini-todo would be great.... First of all you should know how many users you´ll have on the box, if it´s just for a handful of trusted people you can take the easy way, make some local accounts and aliases, et voila. If it´s for some company with tens or hundreds of lusers you should take a more cautios route with no local accounts et al (eg cyrus). The easy way lies in /etc/imapd.conf and /etc/inetd.conf, for the more secure approach email me off-list, I might do some FAQ then. >Thanks a lot, >Martin (who wants his email-adress back)... @blackbox.at ISTR ;-? But that´s some years in the past ... cheers, &rw -- -- Basically, no matter what you compare spammers -- to, that object will be insulted. -- -- Chris Pickett, asr ----
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