Moin,

* rhad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-01-04 00:28]:
>1) understand how exactly mutt recieves email.
Please try
        www.vranx.de/mail/mail.html
for an overview and tell me what could be improved in the text.

One thing I found myself: The mail is kept in mailboxes, which are
either files (mbox format) or directories (Maildir format) on your
hard disk. These are fed by the MDA (step 3) and read by the MUA (step
4). (A different and probably better way to handle this would be an
IMAP server.)

>2) Is there somebody out there who would not mind a potentially lengthy
>email-fest to help me figure this out?  I have (what I consider) to be a
>rather weird setup:
I guess you could get help here.

>I want mutt to handle three email accounts:  this one, at my university, and
>2 yahoo accounts.  I do not live at the university, but am on DSL in the
>surrounding area.  Therefore, I have one dedicated outgoing mail server for
>all of the accounts (swbell-DSL), and 3 pop servers for incoming mail.  I
>use suse linux 7.3, and I keep all my machines behind a NAT-based router
>with a static IP.
No problem, I've seen worse. Just set Fetchmail up to collect from the
three accounts and configure the MTA to deliver to the outgoing
server. I would recommend Postfix instead of Sendmail. I used SuSE's
setup for a start, but switched it off after a while.

Thorsten
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