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Setting up a mail server is not as easy as just installing the apps that are needed to run it. Each app must be configured appropriately for your situation. We cannot assume the setup that you are using, if you are getting errors on a particular step we need to know more specific information and also what those errors are. SquirrelMail has an Administrators guide that can help you with your setup, the link to their homepage is here: |
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GoingEasy9 has pointed out the tip of the iceberg. A static IP is just the FIRST requirement of sering up an email sever. The prime requirement is a commercial account with your ISP. Without that, the ISP will block all ttrffic on port 25. And even if you use another port for SMTP, port 25 is still necessary for handling email on your server. |
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You may also be interested in reviewing these links, they may give you ideas for a simpler solution. |
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ok...that is the tutorial..but is not complete.. i wil give my user +password + root on my server , and anyone who knows to configure mail server , can entry on my server linux from ssh (putty) to configure mail server ... i need to see 1st time how is configure...and then to learn and practice..anyoane?can help me... |
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