Mmmm, everyone I contacted points to sendmail. I do have qpopper experience. Guess I'll go buy the sendmail book... BTW, I have 19 years Mac experience and 19 years Unix of different flavours. Just not very much system administration, but that is rapidly changing... sytse >If you want to implement a powerful email server that you can do >just about anything with, than sendmail is what you are looking for. >However, sendmail's power is equal to it's complexity. I have three >solid years of Unix experience (12 years of Mac) and I've been >playing with sendmail for about 6 months so far. While I am using it >for internal use, my comfort level with it is not high enough to >implement it for external use. >I would recommend looking into qmail. Qmail is also open source and >is designed as a sendmail replacement, but much easier to configure. >Any programs you may have written that use sendmail will also work >with qmail without change. This part is important for me. > >One important thing to know about sendmail is that it is strictly an >mail transfer agent (MTA). It is not a POP3 or IMAP server, which >means "out of the box" you can't use your standard email client to >connect to it. You need to also run something like qpopper from >Eudora. It's free and easy to implement, but it is another piece >that you need to implement. > -- ------------------------------------------ - Sytse Kuijk - ___ - R.S.R. n.v. - o|o - Gijzelaarsstraat 16 - \_____(.)_____/ - 2000 Antwerpen - - Daytime phone: +32 3 313 5239 - - GSM: +32 495 20 99 00 - ___ - Phone: +32 3 216 4328 - o|o - E-mail: sytse at pobox.com - \_____(.)_____/ ------------------------------------------ iThink therefore iMac