> I have setup a TurboLinux and everything is alright. I can send e-mail
> and receive e-mail. But, how I can setup the Linux as a SMTP, IMAP and
> POP3 server and let those people can access their mail via netscape
> messenger or outlook express?
There is an imapd package that can be compiled/installed that will
handle IMAP. I don't have users that use POP3 right now, so I can't
really remember whether this program handles POP as well as IMAP. . .
> "host.domainname" is the computer name for the Linux server. May I know
What you are refering to here, is called "masquerading". Look in your
sendmail configuration file (sendmail.cf, or sendmail.conf, probably in
/etc) and search for the keyword, "masquerade". There is probably some
masquerading rules already present in your sendmail.cf file, but they
are either commented out, or they are not used.
If, after looking at it, you're not able to figure it out, send me some
email.
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