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Nice question, a bit vague on the detail side but sort of gets to the point...<br />
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Install sendmail<br />
Install webmail<br />
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Start the services... It works....<br />
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Unless of course you have a specific issue in mind
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hahah jools!! you are great!!!<br />
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anyway,<br />
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alok : download the squirrel mail first,<br />
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there soulld be an options to install, when you will install, it will ask you few question, i setup that one months ago, so cant remember<br />
but its pretty easy<br />
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if you dont know what to answser just post the question here what its asking, we will try to help
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