I have done something similar but have a dedicated box to be my mail
server running the setup decribed here:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Email_System_for_the_Home_Network is works
very,very well and is based on Gentoo.

> Right I'm looking for a little advice on how to set up a mail server.
>
> I've got two systems (laptop & desktop) both which need to access the
> same pop3 account and I need the emails to show up on both of them, so
> both systems have full access to the the past messages and can send and
> receive them from the account.
>
> The desktop is running Linux (Mdk/Mdv) I was thinking the best way to do
> this might be to set up an IMAP mail server on the desktop which then
> thunderbird on both the desktop and laptop would access. I'd then need
> to use something to grab the emails from the web based pop server and
> add them to the imap server. I also want to use spamassassin in there is
> well.
>
> Can any one suggest a good method of doing this and what
> applications/mail servers would be best to do this? If any one can think
> of a better method I'd love to hear it.
>
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> Chad
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