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Thanks.<br />
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I really want POP3 set up so that I can check mail from my computer at home running Win95. I have two domain names on that linux box and want to get mail at those domains - that would be ideal.<br />
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-Tony
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Thanks.

I really want POP3 set up so that I can check mail from my computer at home running Win95. I have two domain names on that linux box and want to get mail at those domains - that would be ideal.

-Tony

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Having several domains on one server is quite easy. Setup linuxconf to receive for both &quot;virtual domains&quot;, and use your mailprogram to send out with the right email-adresses. <br />
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Goto <a href="http://www.sendmail.org" rel="ugc">http://www.sendmail.org</a>&nbsp;and read the document about Virtual Hosting. It is not easy the first three times, but if you try and try again, you will get it exactly like you want it.
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Having several domains on one server is quite easy. Setup linuxconf to receive for both "virtual domains", and use your mailprogram to send out with the right email-adresses.

Goto http://www.sendmail.org [http://www.sendmail.org] and read the document about Virtual Hosting. It is not easy the first three times, but if you try and try again, you will get it exactly like you want it.

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Hello, I just need a good resource or some quick hints on setting up sendmail. I am running RH6.1. Is it already set up or is there some configuring to do? <br />
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I want to be able to access my mail via POP3.<br />
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Thanks.<br />
-tony
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Hello, I just need a good resource or some quick hints on setting up sendmail. I am running RH6.1. Is it already set up or is there some configuring to do? 

I want to be able to access my mail via POP3.

Thanks.
-tony

Sendmail Resource

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