You don't need a domain name. you can get a free subdomain dns account from justlinux.com, dhs.org which will point to your ip and use it for email. purposes. NeoMatrix http://www.iamnewbie.com On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, you wrote: > > Ok, this is probably a dumb question for all you Experts, but I will ask > anyway. Ok I want to send and recieve mail diectly from my linux box. Do I > need a domain name registered? And which proggy is easier for the first time > user? I will need about 10 accounts. And another thing my computer is not > always connected to the net so I know that would effect something. The main > reason I need this is for a database i am creating. Its for my family to > enter in their genealogy information for me to edit and setup into a family > tree and the like. So my website would only need to be up for a little > while, would not have to be always on cause i could tell every one when they > need to enter in the info etc. Ok enough of that, my main question is > regarding email, do I need a domain name registered to send and receive > email directly from my linux box? The domain I want to use is not registered > as of yet. > > thanx > > ---------------------------------------- Content-Type: text/plain; name="message.footer" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Content-Description: ----------------------------------------
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