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Hi,
I am looking at moving our email server from NT to linux. At the moment it
performs the following tasks:
1/ Monitors a series of virtual domains (ie abc.com & nowhere.com.au & ...)
for which there are user alias that redirect to accounts elsewhere (ie
[EMAIL PROTECTED] might go to [EMAIL PROTECTED]). All these domains have
their main
mx as the server in question. Note, however, that their may be two info
users in different virtual domains.
2/ Maintains a list server for different lists under the virtual domains (ie.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) - this can be changed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] though.
I would like to add support for subscription confirmation etc (just like
lists.debian.org does).
3/ Is the main mx for some domains, but routes the mail to a different mail
server after reciept.
4/ Forwards mail for the local domain to an NT exchange server, but I would
like it to first check /etc/aliases so that linux users (like me) can have
their mail delivered locally on the machine (so I don't have to use
exchange).
What I would like to know is:
a) Can this all be done?
b) Can it be done easily or no?
c) What is the best mail-delivery-agent for this job?
d) What is the best list server (what does debian use)?
e) Can anyone give me some pointers for setting these things up?
I really, really, really appreciate any help/advice - I love using linux and I
really don't want to have to stick with NT.
Best regards to you all,
Chris Leishman
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