At 01:44 PM 11/04/2001 +0800, you wrote: >I've installed sendmail in my linux box .then i want to send e-mail.What >is the command to receive and get mails in sendnmail program.
Sendmail automatically picks up on e-mails being sent to an account on your machine (unless you have a dynamic IP, in which case things are handled a little bit differently). All you have to do is make sure that sendmail is running, by typing '/etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail status' at the command line as root. You do not use sendmail to check for new e-mail. It is used to 'transport' e-mail from one location (domain) to another (much as one uses a car to get to and from work, but not to do work). how will i >know if got mail and how will i read it. Typically, when you login, it will tell you that you have new e-mail. The other way of course, is to check it via an e-mail client (such as Eudora, Outlook, pine, mutt, etc) depending on where you are checking it from. You'll read it from directly within the e-mail client -- how depends on which one you use. and how will i know if it is PAP >or IMAP that i installed. There is no server called PAP -- you have a choice of either POP or IMAP. To check to see if it is installed, do an 'rpm -q imap' from the command line. If it is, then pop3 and imap are available, although you may have to enable them from within the services configuration menu. >Pls help me i need answers.pls...... >Any help will be gladly appreciated > > >Thanks and God Bless! > > >Respectfully >AOL >www.aolsystems.com >www.aolsystems.com /autonotix > -- Michael Viron Registered Linux User #81978 Senior Systems & Administration Consultant Web Spinners, University of West Florida
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