On Sun, Jun 30, 2002 at 08:58:10PM +0200, Balazs Javor wrote:
> - Right now I'm using the exim/fetchmail/procmail/mutt combo for my mail.
> And I'm quite happy with the result.
> If I move to the other Linux box as my primary workstation, the question
> arises where to receive the mail to?
>
On Sunday 30 June 2002 18:29, Mark Roach wrote:
> On Sun, 2002-06-30 at 21:06, Neal Lippman wrote:
> > In terms of email: I use kde on my linux workstation, and the rest of my
> > family uses outlook or outlook express on their windows boxen. I use an
> > smtp server on my website (outside my lan)
On Sun, 2002-06-30 at 21:06, Neal Lippman wrote:
> In terms of email: I use kde on my linux workstation, and the rest of my
> family uses outlook or outlook express on their windows boxen. I use an smtp
> server on my website (outside my lan) to accumulate email, and then d/l it
> into kmail via
Neal Lippman wrote:
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> I use nfs for access from linux systems because that just seems to make more
> sense, even though I could, in theory, access them via smbfs and smb as well.
> I am not sure how the permissions would be handled in that situation, since
> smb shares don't exactly mimic,
I have a similar setup, with a older Mandrake system that I have turned into
a fileserver, and my new debian system that I use as a workstation.
The server has a minimal amount of diskspace allocated for /, /boot, /usr,
/var, /tmp, and a large /home partition.
The /home partition is shared via
I have a similar setup.
I have an old system running Redhat acting as server.
I use a Debian system as my desktop, and it acts as
the internet gateway.
I have a couple windows systems on the internal
network.
I use samba to allow file sharing with the windows
systems, and have a samba configure
Hi,
I have a small home network of 3 machines and I'm looking for
recommendations / best practices on how to set up certain services
between them. I'm more interested in the what then the who at the moment.
I'm especially interested in:
- How to set up my mail so that I can use it from both Linux
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