How can I configure a Linux server as an email server? Also I need to set up an emailing programme on my own premises but route it through a dedicated root server in a server warehouse. The mail should go out from port 26.
How can I configure a Linux mail server?
How can I configure a Linux server as an email server? Also I need to set up an emailing programme on my own premises but route it through a dedicated root server in a server warehouse. The mail should go out from port 26.
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January 24th, 2009 at 8:01 am
Sorry I can’t help you myself but register with and ask on the appropriate forum, someone is bound to be able to help.
January 24th, 2009 at 11:47 pm
A full complete answer to this is several pages long and would require a knowledge of your setup that I just don’t have.
Postfix is a fast, easy to configure, linux mail server that’s available for most distributions. Redhat wrote a pretty good howto (in sources below).
The important directive for directing all non-local mail out of your internal server to your dedicated server is relayhost. The line would look like
relayhost = drs:26
(just replace drs with name or ip of your dedicated root server).
January 25th, 2009 at 7:09 am
by default if linux is fully installed then sendmail comes by default configured on it . just make it start
and also change
Transfer
smtp 25/tcp mail # Simple Mail Transfer
smtp 25/udp mail # Simple Mail Transfer
smtp 26/tcp mail # Simple Mail Transfer
smtp 26/udp mail # Simple Mail
in /etc/services file.
then service sendmail restart
on command prompt as root login and
then execute your perl code . i am sure u wilget through.
if not then buzz me at
kshounish