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Joshua J. Kugler wrote:
> On Monday 05 June 2006 09:51, Brian ThunderEagle wrote:
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>>I'm completely stuck, according to everything I have read this should work.
>>I looked up how to set up a smart relay and it said all i have to do is set
>>"relayhost" in "main.cf" to use my isp's mail server. So I set it up to
>>"relayhost mail.charter.com" and now this is what I get in my logs every
>>time I send a message:
>
>
> Just some "friendly" advice. :) Unless you *really* need to run your own mail
> server, or *really* want to learn how, I would highly suggest you simply use
> your ISP's mail server. Running a mail server is probably one of the biggest
> pains in system administration. It will take up the most time, and cause you
> the most grief. All other system admin'ing is fun. Mail server admin'ing is
> one thing I could do without.
>
> j
>
I would agree. Mail servers can be a pain to setup. However, if you do
it right it should work with out any problems.
This just works!
1. CentOS 4.3
2. Postfix
3. SpamAssassin
4. Webmin for administration
I set this up for a client back in April and they have never called me
back. I know I shouldn't complain but how am I supposed to make a
living? If it doesn't break I don't get paid for tech support.
Maybe I should have stuck with Windows.
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