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I would suggest you to buy the sendmail book from O'reilly. For news you could find most of the details you need on Dave's page at <a href="http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/~barr/INN.html" rel="ugc">http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/~barr/INN.html</a>. Those two topics are very complex and can't be explain or show in here. <br />
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Good luck,<br />
Minh Lai<br />

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I would suggest you to buy the sendmail book from O'reilly. For news you could find most of the details you need on Dave's page at http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/~barr/INN.html [http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/~barr/INN.html]. Those two topics are very complex and can't be explain or show in here.

Good luck,
Minh Lai


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Whether your suggested mail server software can run on Free BSD platform?<br />

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Whether your suggested mail server software can run on Free BSD platform?


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I visited this web site. It brougth me to the ftp site to download this software. However, there are so many software availible for download . So, would you suggest me that should I download which verion or files?<br />
Also, can you tell me the size of this software?<br />
Moreover, would you give your email address?<br />

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I visited this web site. It brougth me to the ftp site to download this software. However, there are so many software availible for download . So, would you suggest me that should I download which verion or files?
Also, can you tell me the size of this software?
Moreover, would you give your email address?


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Oh, it absolutely runs on FreeBSD. &nbsp;If you go to the ftp site, the file is exim-1.90.tar.gz. &nbsp;The file itself is around 900K in size. &nbsp;After compiling, it doesn't take up much more space than that. &nbsp;You can email me at mzito@wwprsd.mercernet.net<wbr /> after monday morning. That's when our mail servers will be back up. &nbsp;Best of Luck!<br />
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Best Wishes,<br />
Matt Zito<br />

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Oh, it absolutely runs on FreeBSD.  If you go to the ftp site, the file is exim-1.90.tar.gz.  The file itself is around 900K in size.  After compiling, it doesn't take up much more space than that.  You can email me at mzito@wwprsd.mercernet.net after monday morning. That's when our mail servers will be back up.  Best of Luck!

Best Wishes,
Matt Zito


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how can I setup a internet mail and new server with Linux slackware 3.3?<br />
OR Would you suggest some book or material to me? 
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how can I setup a internet mail and new server with Linux slackware 3.3?
OR Would you suggest some book or material to me? 

mail server setup with Linux slackware 3.3

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