DISCUSSION: QMail-Toaster - The easy way to setup a full featured mail server in about 30 minutes (part 1)

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01-05-2007, 09:32 AM

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DISCUSSION: QMail-Toaster - The easy way to setup a full featured mail server in about 30 minutes (part 1)

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QMail-Toaster - The easy way to setup a full featured mail server in about 30 minutes (part 1)

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Qmail-Toaster First, a little background. What exactly is Qmail-Toaster, you ask? For those not already familiar, Qmail is a mail server written by Dan Bernstein that was meant to replace sendmail. It has been around since 1996, and by 2001 had experienced enough growth that it was the second most common SMTP server on the Internet. Some of the sites using Qmail include Paypal, Yahoo!, and Network Solutions. Qmail, while being secure and rock-solid, is renowned for its reputation of being difficult to install with the features that most sysadmins today want. D. Bernstein

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