Hi William,

I could not get Exim to work at all, it kept failing during compilation or 
building.  i am sure that the fault was mine and not Exim's, I'll maybe try 
again later.  I went for Smail instead and it seems to be working fine, it 
was dead easy to install (suits me) although, I have not tested it with 
PHP/Perl yet :-)

The whole subject of Email servers confusses hell out of me so I need to do 
some serious reading (hence my stupid questions!!)

Thanks for the reply ,

cheers
Mike

> IIRC qmail prefers to live on a fixed static public IP address with DNS for
> your site being served locally(ish).  OTOH exim is more of a dialup kinda
> dude, and isn't as harsh with such requirements, and is a bit easier to
> setup than qmail (if a bit less powerful).
>
> i use exim here for both inbound and outbound smtp on my dsl, and it works
> a treat.  YMMV however.
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