Mail Server

[Bill Cavalieri]

I've setup several mail servers now, really it all comes down to how
much time you have to spare.

If you have no time, I would look at some commericial products out
there.  I use for multi-domain hosting a product from ensim
www.ensim.com.  The use sendmail, pop3, imap, apache, and allow you to
setup namebased and ip based sites.  Its $99.

For my company email i use sendmail, pop3, and imap4, all from the
redhat cd, along with Webmin, www.webmin.com (free) for the
adminstration of sendmail and the server.  Also installed OpenWebMail
www.openwebmail.org for web based reading of the mail

The sendmail piece of webmin allows you to edit your sendmail.cf, setup
aliases, and a lot more.

-Bill

On Tue, 2002-05-21 at 12:14, jose sanchez wrote:

Hello:
 
I was searching the Linux Doc page for a how to on
setting up a mail server but, couldn't find a good
one. I also did a search on google but there are so
many results... I couldn't find one that is really I
was looking for. Has anyone have set up a mail server?
What I am looking to do is have a SMTP and POP3 for my
site that I can use with any mail program to send and
receive email like me at mydomain.com. I am having so
much problem with the company I'm hosting my site with
that I can't even receive any mail. Tired of this I
decided to set one up myself. 
 
Can some one guide me to where I can find good
information on how to set one up. I will be using
RH7.2 for it.
 
Thanks in advance for your help.
 
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Bill Cavalieri
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VP IT Systems
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