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hi,

i'm trying to find a mail - client connected to a linux mail server,
who supports following features:
-more than one email adress (as from) to be sent.
-reading retrieved faxes,
-sending internally in the network for doing remarks for other readers
(later send after viewing)
-more email accounts (for each person one, but can be read by
the "bosses" email client too)
-

Does someone have expierence with this? need assistance, hot tip

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This is unclear.  I don't know of any mail client that allows more than
one "from" address.  A mail can only come from one sender after all. OTOH,
I don't know of any that don't allow multiple recipients.  Normally you
just list them separated by commas.

Quote:>-reading retrieved faxes,

Is there some reason this has to be part of the mail program?  Most mail
clients allow external handlers for mime types, so you could attach the
fax with an appropriate mime type and then set up the mailer to launch a
veiwer for the attachment (e.g. kfax).

Quote:>-sending internally in the network for doing remarks for other readers
>(later send after viewing)

Sounds like a newsgroup or mailing list application.  Look at INN for
news, Majordomo for mailing lists.

Quote:>-more email accounts (for each person one, but can be read by
>the "bosses" email client too)

You could set this up on the server by forwarding a copy to a common
mailbox.

--
 -| Bob Hauck
 -| Wasatch Communications Group
 -| http://www.wasatch.com/~bobh

Outlook and Pine do. It's useful if you perform a number of "roles", e.g.
normal work account, various support accounts etc.

Paul

hi,

thank you for your replies.
well, I don't know outlook. But what I was looking for matches more an
linux mail server, working together with ms outlook for example. So its
possibel to route mails first into the mailbox of the 'boss'. He
critisizes it, send it back until he gives his ok. More eloquent would
be a program reading and saving mails as files directly into directory
structure ...

joni)

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hi,

another solution would be a a self made cgi web mail client - just an
idea ...

joni)

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