On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Frank wrote:
> In MS Windows there is a "User Profile Manager" which allows Netscape to
> be set up where a number of different users may log in to different
> e-mail accounts. In MS Windows this is initially initiated by a program
> "profile manager" that is in the Netscape tools sub directory. After
> "Profile Manager" has been initiated the first time it may thereafter be
> initiated by a command on the interface which allows one to choose which
> profile (or account) one desires to use or by the former method.
>
> Question:
>
> Does anyone have any idea of how to initiate the "User Profile Manager"
> in Linux?
Why compare windows to linux, there is NO comparistion. Linux by
nature does not need programs like that.
Each user has his/her own account on a machine, he/she the user needs
to configure his/her account be it programs like netscape or a mail
program and configure his/her own profile.
Fetchmail or pop will handle mail for all your user accounts.
Now if mail is sent directly to your machine you can determine who
gets mail via the /etc/aliases file.
man aliases
man newaliases
man fetchmail
> Thanks
> Frank
>
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