I don't have the SMTP or POP extensions installed in the Exchange server, I
know because I am the system administrator; I tried to shout at myself as
someone recommended to me but no way I will not yield :-) I can't install
the extensions cause I don't have the Exchange CD (I'm trying to get it but
it's not easy in the official way).
I tried the IMAP client as Ralph ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said but it
didn't work, and the program Trademail that Andrew ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
spoke about but it's not Exchange aware yet.
I don't have another email address, so where could I forward my email? I
don't like web mail addresses, is there any way to get a free POP mail
account?
Any other ideas. I still hate shifting between linux and W$ to read my
email but i won't give up.
Bye.
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Jos� Jerez
Responsable de Informatica / System Manager
Oficina Comercial espa�ola / Spanish Commercial Office
SYDNEY
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
tlf: +61 (02) 9362 4212
fax: +61 (02) 9362 4057
> ----------
> Desde: Jim Clark[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: jueves 23 de marzo de 2000 10:30
> Para: Jerez Rodriguez, Jose Ignacio
> Cc: SLUG
> Asunto: Re: [SLUG] mail client for exchange
>
> On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, you wrote:
> > Does anybody know of a mail client to read my e-mail from a M$ Exchange
> > server on Linux (of course)?
> >
> > The exchange server doesn't have a SMTP connector so i can't use
> sendmail to
> > get itand it's not acting as a POP server either.
> >
> > I hate to have to go to W$ to read my e-mail :-(
>
> If you don't have the luxury of having the exchange bofh set up a
> mail redirection rule for you (say directed to your local linux box
> running sendmail/smail/qmail etc), then you can set up your
> own forwarding rule using your windows exchange client -
> the only problem is that you will periodically need to connect
> to exchange and empty your 'deleted mail' folder (at least I
> didn't see a way to have this automatically purged when I
> ran with this setup).
>
> --
> Cheers,
> Jim.
>
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