Chris Green wrote:
>
> On Fri, Apr 30, 1999 at 10:40:33AM -0400, Martin wrote:
> > Both Mdaemon and Mercury are easy to set-up. Both have a 'do not relay '
> > checkbox Both are secure and functional, if you ignore windows95/98 and NT.
> > Both have built-in mailing lists. Mdaeon you have to pay for (but it's worth
> > it), Mercury (Pegasus's companion) is free as is Pegasus.
>
> Yes, I used to use Mercury but it was awkward because my NT system
> wasn't turned on 24 hours a day. My Linux box is turned on all the
> time so it makes much more sense to me to use qmail.
>
> > Still, I want Qmail and Ezmlm because they appear to be the best and most
> > secure. I like the thought that has gone into them.
> >
> Quite, but it would be *even better* if qmail was as easy to set up as
> Mercury. Maybe what I'm after is qmail-lite which is easy to set up
> rather than efficient.
>
I suggest you turn back to NT and have it turned on all the time ;-)
