Re: Sendmail, pop, and NOCC
Joshua Schmidlkofer <[email protected]>
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Robby Russell wrote: > On Wed, 2004-10-27 at 14:48 -0700, Aaron McIntosh wrote: > >>Anyone have any good online resources for setting up sendmail, pop and NOCC? Or if you have better suggestions that would be great too! >> >>Thanks >> >>Aaron > I will second Robby's plug for Postfix. Some people would disagree, but postfix is a lot better of an MTA for most cases. Sendmail can to anything - it is almost scary. It has these tragic config files, that actually have to be compiled, etc, etc. If you have a choice, and don't know the reasons why you should choose one or the other: choose postfix. there are a ton of pop servers. I used Solar Designers pop3 daemon when I need it. He has a great history in the online security. http://www.openwall.com/popa3d/ As far as webmail, I quite NOCC - I have not used it in 2 years. maybe it has improved. I went to Squirrelmail, and whatever else it is it is: Stable, Speedy, and flexible. I use it primarily with Cyrus-IMAPD. Cyrus is pretty cool, it has a wierd security setup. However, it is bar-none the most featured imap server that I ahve used. There is also DBMail, and several others. Why are you doing Pop3? If you need to put in service, to most people I recommend IMAP, since it has server-side message storage. Complete with folders, [and with Cyrus you get sharing and ACLs, etc, etc.] thanks, Joshua _______________________________________________ PDXLUG mailing list [email protected] http://pdxlug.org/mailman/listinfo/pdxlug
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