Mail Server

[Jim Tarvid]

Why not tasksel? If hostname is set properly, that works without
modification.

Mailman is the traditional choice for mailing lists. It is clumsy or at
least I am when administering mailman but it does work.

The chain is desire->intimacy->awareness->understanding->wisdom. Tutorials
and books can help along the way but getting your hands dirty is necessary.
It takes time and intellectual investment.

2010/1/20 Jorge Armando Medina <jmedina at e-compugraf.com>

> Andrew Butcher wrote:
> > Greeting .I need some help setting up a Mail Server using ubuntu
> >
> >
> >
> For a simple and almost automated I recommend to install  the
> postfix-dovecot metapackage, this package will setup Postfix for
> SMTP(s)+Dovecot's LDA, Dovecot for IMAP(s), POP3(s) and sieve, with this
> you will have authenticated and secure mail services (thanks ivoks :) ).
>
> I recommend install and configure postfix with dovecot, understand how
> the system works and then research about amavisd-new with clamav and
> spamassassin, it is easier to integrate with postfix-dovecot.
>
> Best regards.
>
>
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Rev. Jim Tarvid, PCA
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