I'm in a similar situation. I have a small network attached to DSL and a
single dynamic ip setup on a LinkSys router. All the internal boxes are
configured using IPs in 192.168.x.x. The RH7.0 box is used for a webserver
and mail gateway using sendmail. Since the system is dymanic, I'm using
Dyndns.org to simulate a static system.
The problem: I have a domain. The registrar provides mail and URL
forwarding. BUT...all the mail forwarding goes to a single e-mail address.
When the mail arrives for 4 different users into the same mail spool, can
Sendmail place the mail into the correct mailboxes? Is there some other
method of distributing mail from a single spool file?
Mike W
David Talkington wrote:
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> Saul Arias Laso wrote:
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> >1. Which MTA program should I choose? I understand sendmail is overkill for
> >my needs. We receive only around 50 emails from customers each day.
>
> In theory, it doesn't matter. Assuming your connection is 24/7, you
> can run sendmail right out of the box, because all it needs to do is
> deliver locally what fetchmail retrieves. The workstations can just
> use your ISP's mail relay outbound, which saves you a lot of hassle.
>
> >2. Is Cyrus the best choice for IMAP server?
>
> In your case, it may be the only choice, if I remember correctly.
> I'm not speaking from experience here, only past research, but we
> looked at Cyrus specifically because we wanted to do what you're
> doing: safely provide multiple users access to the same IMAP resource.
> That's actually kinda tricky, and I seem to recall that only Cyrus had
> provisions for that. Please don't take my word for this, however,
> since that was a couple of years ago, and it never got implemented.
>
> >3. Do I need to set up a DNS server?
>
> Nope.
>
> >4. Is there anything else that I need to install?
>
> Nope.
>
> >5. Is there a better approach to solve my problem?
>
> Quite possibly. I'll listen and take notes along with you. =)
>
> Really, the only hard part here is the shared IMAP resource.
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