On 17 Jul 2003 14:20:22 +1000
Stephen Kuhn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> uttered:
> ISP (where mail sits)
> |
> FETCHMAIL (grabs the mail from the ISP)
and puts it in the users home dir, ie. they would need a user account on
the server to begin with?
> |
> PROCMAIL (filters incoming mail through rules for spam)
but procmail does more than just spam filtering, no? I use mailfilter
for that anyway...
> |
<snip for now>
> |
> (POSTFIX/SENDMAIL) (mail gets tossed here and in user's mbox)
>
> Each client machine can access the mail from the mail machine using
> either POP3 or IMAP - if they use IMAP, then the mail always lives on
> the mail machine (nice space saver)
But who does the POP3 call from the client machine talk to? What takes
the mail from /home/use/mail to their inbox? Postfix?
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