> Thnx for reply, but i think im gonna refrase my questions...
> sorry, Im still lost ;)

This is the developers list, please consider using the users list
for basic configuration questions.

>  currently "only" ports  24, 110 and IMAP port works, after starting 
> dbmail-lmtpd, dbmail-pop3d, dbmail-imapd, there shuld be a 
> port 25 so can send mail?

The MTA (exim/postfix/sendmail) is responsible for port 25 (SMTP).
This is not subject to any of the dbmail components.

Maybe the big picture helps your understanding:
http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=bigpicture

> or is it suposed to do it self or is it that EXIM/POSTFIX are 
> suposed to 
> do?

Sendmail/Exim/Postfix (called MTA) is supposed to recieve  
mail on port 25.
The configuration of the MTA usually has to be adapted to handle 
incoming mail to dbmail-lmtpd or dbmail-smtp (called MDA). 
These 2 programs are responsible for inserting the mails into the 
database. 

dbmail-imapd and dbmail-pop3d are responsible to retrieve
the (previously inserted) mails from the database and hand them 
over to the Mail User Agent (MUA). This can be a normal client or 
some webmail interface.

> suse-Server is currently setup to not accept/do remote 
> emails, only do the user system mail from cron n like...

So this won't get you very far: it should accept remote mails.
 
>  What do i need to do to get it working, what do i need to install, 
> change, program name(s)?

Read the INSTALL.<MTA> files for the corresponding MTA on your box.

Supposing you are german (guessed by your nick):
Consider buying Peer Heinleins german Book about Postfix on SuSE 
(ISBN 393751404X) for a better understanding about how things fit 
together.

> also any recomendation on webmail interface to use for it.
squirrelmail should be easy to go, but other interfaces capable of 
speaking IMAP should work, too.

--
Wolfram


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