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Hello,

I'm a newbie for Linux. I already have a masq network at home serving
internet masq and file sharing. I wanna to setup a home POP3/SMTP server
for our family members and I only got a dial-up connection to the ISP
with one single email address. Is it possible to setup several "home"
email addresses within my private network but still be able to send out
to the world through my single account in the ISP?

I have tried to look at some HOW-To and books but nothing mentions on
this directly...

Thanks in advance

Kelvin

regards thomas

2- You might get your free e-mail domain at http://www.ddns.org (E-mail
forwardig service) which points to an e-mail account at your ISP. For
instance:

3- Then you should execute fetchmail in multi-drop mode by means of this
/root/.fetchmailrc file:
  defaults
        proto pop3
        fetchall
        pass your_ISP_password
   poll your_isp_pop3_server with envelope X-Envelope-To:
        localdomains yourdomain.ddns.org
        user your_ISP_username to * here

4- Add to your /etc/ppp/ip-up (/etc/ppp/ip-up.local on RedHat) file:
  /usr/bin/fetchmail &
  /usr/sbin/sendmail -q &

5- Add to your /etc/sendmail.cw file these lines:
  homenetwork
  yourdomain.ddns.org

6- Add to your .mc file of sendmail:
  MASQUERADE_AS(yourdomain.ddns.org)

I suggest reading the web page:
 http://personales.mundivia.es/luca/diald-win-e.html#sendmail

Pay attention that .mc files are usualy in the /usr/src/sendmail/cf/cf/
directory, instead of RedHat's /usr/lib/sendmail-cf/cf/

7- Install a POP3 server. Its package name depends on the distribution
you are using.

Hope this helps.
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