Install paclink-unix
- Configure a single MTA
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| - | This wiki describes a basic Debian install of paclink-unix that will work with most e-mail clients. If you are installing paclink-unix on a machine with no keyboard or display then you will use a command line mail client like [[http://www.mutt.org/ | mutt]]. If the install is to a 'regular' linux box with keyboard & screen I'm going to assume you are using Thunderbird email client or something that allows configuring a Unix movemail account. For some background on how e-mail works I found this link helpful: [[http://wiki.mutt.org/?MailConcept | A short introduction to the notorious MxA bunch]]. | + | This wiki describes a basic Debian install of paclink-unix that will work with most e-mail clients. If you are installing paclink-unix on a machine with no keyboard or display then you will use a command line mail client like [[http://www.mutt.org/ | mutt]]. If the install is to a 'regular' linux box with keyboard & screen I'm going to assume you are using Claws-mail, Rainloop or Thunderbird email clients or something that allows configuring a Unix movemail account. For some background on how e-mail works I found this link helpful: [[http://wiki.mutt.org/?MailConcept | A short introduction to the notorious MxA bunch]]. |
| ===== Before you Start ===== | ===== Before you Start ===== | ||
