Hello !!

[Ted Clark]

Hi,             How are you ??

I hope you don't mind if I send an email because your README said you  
wanted to hear from people who were using Squirrel Mail.

I am very glad you are here because I can tell you exactly what I  
would like to know.
If you don't have an answer maybe you can direct me to a reliable  
source.  Thx,

I have a website that is hosted on my own server called an Xserve(Snow  
Leopard).  It's the Apple version of Dell or whatever.
I have no problem running the website and keep it updated and do all  
of my own web design.
I have a problem when we come to the complex code needed for simple  
things like configuring Squirrel Mail for website emails.
That's right, I want to be able to receive emails from my website  
email address.  Usually, these have the same suffix as the domain of  
the site.
It is much more professional looking.

I have tried to configure Mac Mail for this with no results.  POP  
works but SMTP does not.
My Xserve comes already installed with Squirrel Mail and I want to set  
it up before I try to use Mac Mail.

If you have any resources about this please let me know.
I will register for your mailing list.
Have a nice day !!






Ted Clark:  owner TED Machine
(612) 781 - 3978 Fax:  (612) 605 - 1536
www.tedmachine.com






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[Garry Taylor]

Ted Clark wrote:
> Hi,             How are you ??
>
> I hope you don't mind if I send an email because your README said you  
> wanted to hear from people who were using Squirrel Mail.
>  
No probs at all
> I have a problem when we come to the complex code needed for simple  
> things like configuring Squirrel Mail for website emails.
>  
Setting up an email server can be one of the most difficult things you
will every do?

> That's right, I want to be able to receive emails from my website  
> email address.  Usually, these have the same suffix as the domain of  
> the site.
> It is much more professional looking.
>
> I have tried to configure Mac Mail for this with no results.  POP  
> works but SMTP does not.
> My Xserve comes already installed with Squirrel Mail and I want to set  
> it up before I try to use Mac Mail.
>  

POP will work with very little work what's so ever. Most Mac come with
this pre-installed and will be able to send emails out of the box.

Have you configured your domain name to be registered with your SMTP
server? Have you created the SMTP accounts?

As you are using Postfix for your email server I recommend reading up on
this. Mail Severs and Mail Clients are two different beasts.

Giz

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