My email needs are small time in comparison to some of the installs out there. I have
approx. 300
users on my network (LAN no dialups). All of my users are checking their mail with
Outlook
Express from MS. We are currently using Sendmail on a Linux 5.2 install. The users
email settings
have them checking both POP3 and SMTP on the IP address of the mail server, which is
192.168.*.*. Each of the users have an account on the Linux machine
under /home/firstname.lastname. An example of an email address is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] A few of my users have aliases set up in /etc/aliases
so that
their companyname email is sent to a mindspring address so they can check it on their
laptops on
the road.
I don't want to make this any harder than it has to be! Can someone/anyone please give
me some
insight as to what I will need to make this configuration work for me?
>From what I have read on the mailing list, Maildir delivery seems to be the way to
>go. Is pop3d
something I will need? Is syslog and multilog the same thing/different and which one
should I use?
I'm pretty sure I will need the fastforward, uscpi-tcp(tcpserver),
daemontools(supervise), qmailanalog and rblsmtpd
packages.
Honestly, I really appreciate any advice you can give me about this. I tried to do it
on my own,
and it's not working out at all.
Thank you very much,
tony.campisi
