I know it's strange. It's great for the home though. I have a very
fast connection into my home (cable modem), however it has a dhcp
address. So I have the person who hosts my domain just stick all the
mail for the domain into a pop mailbox (This way I don't have to
purchase any more pop-mailboxs. I use to have a windows server with
mail-daemon grab all the mail out of a single pop mailbox and sort it
into individual mailboxes for all the members of the family. All the
mail is then stored in a central spot in the house and we just access it
via imap. Works great! When I am away I use a dynamic dns service to
access my imap server.
Let me know guys if you got a better idea. This is what I found to work
best in the windows world.
Kevin
Lukas Beeler wrote:
>On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 05:10:40PM -0400, Kevin Fonner wrote:
>
>>How can I get qmail to grab all the mail for the domain out of a pop
>>mailbox. Is this feature existent in qmail either directly or with an
>>add on?
>>
>
>use getmail from charles cazabon
>http://www.qcc.sk.ca/~charlesc/software/getmail-2.0/
>
>
>>Basically we have all the mail for our users going into a single
>>mailbox. I need qmail to take the message out and sort them into the
>>respective mailboxes for the users.
>>
>
>use procmail as you delivery agent. or maildrop.
>i don't know much about both of them
>
>you have a very strange setup ;)
>
