At 10:01 2000-02-07 GMT, Ragnar Wiencke wrote:
>I'm new to Linux (Very, very new) so I'm even not sure if this list is the
>right place for my question. But I trust you will lead me to the right
>path:)
>
>I'm having problems with my Mail Exchange server on NT4. Isn't there a
>better solution to be used on a Linux box??
It depends on what you mean by "better". If you don't need extremely high
volume or groupware features, then sendmail and a generic POP3/IMAP server
that's included in almost all Linux distros should be able to handle the
job. Unless your needs are complex, sendmail's default config whould be 90%
of what you need.
If you need the groupware features of Exhange, then HP's OpenMail may be
more appropriate. It is a drop-in replacement for Exchange but HP does not
market it very much because they don't want to piss off Microsoft. HP
recently released a version that will run on Linux. The few reviews I've
read have been very positive.
Tony
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