Ankush Grover schrieb:
On 8/10/05, Mathias Gibbens <m.gibbens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking in to setting up a web / email server. I haven't
done this before, and would appreciate advice on how to set it up
through Linux. A list of things I need to do:
Setup software (Linux, Apache, email program to receive and
send messages [SMTP])
Change the IP address assigned to my current URL to the new
server's address
This is for a smaller site which needs to be able to host a web
site and be an email server for the site. Physically, the box
would be sitting on a network with high speed internet. Thanks much,
-Mathias
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You need these things
a) you need one MTA like postfix or sendmail or exim or qmail.
b) a pop/imap software like dovecot or cyrus-imapd or qpopper.
c) An antivirus like clamav or any other one.
d) A web based application like squirrelmail for accessing mails
through web(if required in your case).
e) Apache for web services.
Regards
Ankush Grover
look here: http://www.brennan.id.au/
this is a howto for a homeserver with several services for fedora,
including apache, sendmail etc.
unfortunately, imap (the mailbox-server) is not described, but i think
dovecot works out of the box. i personally use cyrus-imapd, which suits
my imap-needs.
HTH
Roger
