Martin Kelly wrote:
On 2/22/06, Martin Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have been trying to setup a mail server on my home computer with exim4 on
Deebian Sid. I got it working such that I can send mail out (I am sending
this mail using that server) and recieve (I have gotten replies from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]). My problem is that it seems the only way I can check my
mail is using the mail command logged in as "martin" (recieving mail meant
for [EMAIL PROTECTED]). I'd like to set it up to work with
Thunderbird, my preferred mail client. However, I'm not sure what info I
need to server name and such. For example, do I use
pop.aomighty.homelinux.org or mail.aomighty.homelinux.org?
Exim does not provide POP or IMAP services, you'll need to install one.
I use dovecot, but cyrus is also popular.
The reason using the mail command works is because it is reading the
mail directly from the spool.
Also, I did not see your original message to the list, only your reply
to it.
-ajb
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