Re: How to get mail to local destinations delivered?

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Chris G wrote:
> When (a while ago) I wanted a full mail setup on my machine I used
> postfix and, as you say, it was very easy.  However doing a whole mail
> server installation just to get to see status/error messages for root
> seems a bit like overkill to me.
> 
There are some lighter mail servers that will just do local
delivery. On the other hand, setting up Postfix for it only requires
editing one or two lines in a configuration file. Now, I need the
mail server to be able to send mail over the Internet, so I had to
do a little extra configuration. (I send out monthly calenders to a
bunch of people.) On the other hand, installing Postfix would be a
lot less work then what you are going through with Sendmail right
now. And Sendmail is just as much overkill...

I never considered it worth while to search out and learn one of the
light MTA replacements when Postfix works well for me.

Mikkel
-- 

  Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons,
for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!

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