SigmaX wrote:
Hey;
The buisness I share bandwidth with wants me to set up a POP3 mail
server for them, since they need one in front of their firewall and
don't want to setup another server for it. I have my server at home for
the moment (For the purpose of switching it from FreeBSD to Debian this
weekend {Need XSP, FreeBSD no-go}) and want to get started setting up an
MTA. I have Sarge on it, and it already has Exim installed.
Now, realize, I know nothing about mail servers. I have a vague
image of MTA's recieving mail and distributing it, and sending mail to
eachother via SMTP. That's about it.
So basically I need a good, step-by-step howto that'll tell me how to
setup Exim with accounts for most of the 50+ employees, with access via
POP. Sounds like a great Saturday-night activity for a newbie, huh? :-P.
Any help?
Thanx,
SigmaX
If you are amenable to using Postfix instead of Exim, then try this: http://wiki.ev-15.com/debian:mail_system -Roberto P.S. I personally prefer Postfix. It is very flexible, well documented and their postfix-users mailing list is extremely helpful. -- Roberto C. Sanchez http://familiasanchez.net/~sanchezr
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