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Your Own Personal Mail Server
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9 responses to “Your Own Personal Mail Server”
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Nice! I was spending my time with Cyrus, but this is way simpler! Thanks!!!!
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Great HOWTO. I’d been planning for a while to build a cyrus fetchmail procmail test setup to wrangle my email being spread across multiple accounts on multiple machines.
This approach seems a lot simpler. Thanks.
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If you want to go the extra mile you can add postfix and squirrelmail and have webmail access to your imap folders.
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And… if one of these days I need to change computer, I can just backup the ~/maildir follow this HOWTO again and move on, right?
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I guess so… I never tried that but it’s supposed to work…
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erkk i have an error on the last part
asialink@asialink-desktop:/usr/bin$ sudo /usr/bin/getmail –rcfile=gmailrc
Error: configuration file /home/asialink/.getmail/gmailrc does not existdunno where i did wrong…
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I think you might skiped this part:
cd
cd .getmail
touch gmailrc
sudo nano gmailrc -
[…] I thought that Getmail would be the best bet to collect the mail from the various hosts. I found this post which explained how to set up Getamil and […]
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This is great! Just what I was looking for.
Could you change type to MDA_external, and process with procmail to do some filtering? Or should this be done on my actual computers where I read the mail?
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