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In a home environment, a free Web-based e-mail service may be sufficient, but if you are running a business, then a dedicated mail server will probably be required. This chapter will show you how to use sendmail to create a mail server that will rel...

The most popular Unix mail transport agent is sendmail, but others, such as postfix and qmail, are also gaining popularity with Linux. The steps used to convert a Linux box into a sendmail mail server will be explained here. How sendmail Works As...

Using Public Spam Blacklists with sendmail There are many publicly available lists of known open mail relay servers and spam generating mail servers on the Internet. Some are maintained by volunteers, others are managed by public companies, but in a...

If you want to retrieve the mail from your Linux box's user account using a mail client such as Evolution, Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express, then you have a few more steps. You'll also have to make your Linux box a POP mail server. Fedora Linux ...

A fully functioning Web site is just the beginning. It needs to be maintained to reduce the risk of failure and monitored to help detect potential problems. Chapter 22, "Monitoring Server Performance," discusses many Linux-based tools that ...