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I just got one of those virtual servers hosted by
my ISP and want to setup my Linux box at home to be the "post office" for the
other PCs in the house.
Example: my domain at the virtual server ISP
hosted is: www.whatever.com (of course its
not the correct one.)
At home, I setup my Linux box to be www.whatever.com
Now I want the Linux box (through ppp
dial-up) to get all mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to be
then
parsed to the appropriate user at home.
-ISP (holding all my mail)-|
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+-----My linux box-----+
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+-----Brother's
PC ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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+-----Brother's
PC ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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+-----Dad's
PC (dad@whatever.com)
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+-----and
so on...
I would like to use Sendmail and Fetchmail so I can learn to use it more
and more as a standard.
The pc's at home are linked via Class C TCP/IP numbers (e.g.
192.168.x.x)
The linked pc's are running Windows and/or Linux as workstations be
masqueraded by the Linuxbox to the internet.
I know I can set up the individual pc's to get their own mail straight from
the ISP through masquerading but I only want some pc's to have internet access
while others only get mail (This town only has 56K...no cable, no dsl, no
nothing)
If someone can setup an example scenario, I'd greatly appreciate it.
If someone finds a visual-oriented instruction page somewhere on the net
regarding this, then we would ALL appreciate it!
Thank you in advance,
Frank Durante |
