[sllug-members]: Mail server question

[Doran L. Barton]

Spute, Mark K @ CSW-SLC wrote:
> However at work I am restricted to using Outlook for e-mail, and I cannot
> connect it to anything other than the company's webserver. I can't run
> Thunderbird at work.  Plus, I do not want to download any personal e-mail
> at work.  I just want to be able to check my personal e-mail at home
> using my web browser at work.  (Sorting through a couple hundred e-mails
> each night is bothersome; that's why I need procmail/spamassasin or equiv
> to reduce the load.  Being able to browse my e-mail as it arrives will
> allow me to delete what isn't important, and keep what is.) I'll read and
> delete anything that isn't worth saving, and then download and reply to
> what's left when I get home in the evening.

Okay. I concur about dovecot. It's a great POP and IMAP server. You probably
ARE using procmail since it is the de facto local delivery agent used with
Sendmail. SpamAssassin 3.1.x is what I would use for spam processing.

For web-based e-mail, I like OpenWebMail, but SquirrelMail is pretty nice too.

-=Fozz

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