Do not use nfs on any gateway box, anything that isn't behind a
firewall. As suggested elsewhere, IMAP is what you want probably, and
make sure its uptodate and whatnot. Over a lan it can scale up to a
fair number of messages easily.
The other alternative since you are on a lan is just to run evolution on
the one box and have it show up remotely.
On 12 Jun 2001 18:28:14 -0400, Jim Shepherd wrote:
>
> I have a home network of a few computers and access my mail from my
> ISP's POP server. I would like to be able to access all of my mail (new
> and saved) from any of the computers. I have been thinking about using
> NFS to share the evolution directory amongst the machines, or running
> evolution remotely from the computer on which the mail resides. The
> cmputer on which the evolution directory resides is on the same computer
> that serves as the gateway to the internet, so it is always on. Do
> either of these seem reasonable or is there a better way? Thanks for
> any advice.
>
> Jim Shepherd
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