On Mon, May 15, 2000 at 03:37:01PM +0100, Graeme Mathieson wrote:
> One word of warning with that method. If you're using NFS, make sure
> NFS file locking is supported by the clients and the server. Otherwise
> you'll wind up with mysterious mailbox corruption.
Unless you use maildirs, which
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Hi,
"Markus Stausberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I dont want to use APOP auth, because not all of the clients can
> say that word (e.g. kmail, as of slink), but is it true that the only
> alternative is to store a worthy login passwd at every c
Hi List,
during (part of) the weekend i was configuring email service in a
LAN and came upon setting up a central pop server.
I dont want to use APOP auth, because not all of the clients can
say that word (e.g. kmail, as of slink), but is it true that the only
alternative is to store a worthy
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