Postfix - Revision history

Jimbo at 13:09, 21 December 2009

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	Postfix itself is simply an [[SMTP]] server capable of receiving and delivering email to other SMTP servers. Client applications such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Microsoft Outlook cannot receive mail directly from Postfix. To enable mail retrieval the Postfix server is typically run alongside another server capable of handling [[POP3]] and/or [[IMAP4]] requests (see below for support servers).		Postfix itself is simply an [[SMTP]] server capable of receiving and delivering email to other SMTP servers. Client applications such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Microsoft Outlook cannot receive mail directly from Postfix. To enable mail retrieval the Postfix server is typically run alongside another server capable of handling [[POP3]] and/or [[IMAP4]] requests (see below for support servers).

−	For tips on specific configurations, see [[Postfix, relay MX]] ~~and~~ [[Postfix, virtual domain setup]].	+	For tips on specific configurations, see [[Postfix, relay MX]], [[Postfix, virtual domain setup]] and [[Postfix, maintaining relay destinations]].

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−	~~All best Downloads!~~	+	== Origins ==
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		+	Postfix began as a program called VMailer and later became IBM Secure Mailer before being released as Postfix in 1999 under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Public_License IBM Public License 1.0]. This license makes Postfix free software but is not compatible with the GPL. It continues to be actively developed and has its own [http://www.postfix.org/ website].

	== Features ==		== Features ==

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+All best Downloads!
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-Postfix began as a program called VMailer and later became IBM Secure Mailer before being released as Postfix in 1999 under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Public_License IBM Public License 1.0].  This license makes Postfix free software but is not compatible with the GPL.  It continues to be actively developed and has its own [http://www.postfix.org/ website].
 == Features ==

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−	~~Tip~~: This ~~post was published just as~~ the ~~traffic~~ to ~~this�blog takes off~~. ,	+	== Origins ==
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		+	Postfix began as a program called VMailer and later became IBM Secure Mailer before being released as Postfix in 1999 under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Public_License IBM Public License 1.0]. This license makes Postfix free software but is not compatible with the GPL. It continues to be actively developed and has its own [http://www.postfix.org/ website].

	== Features ==		== Features ==

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+Tip: This post was published just as the traffic to this�blog takes off. ,
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-Postfix began as a program called VMailer and later became IBM Secure Mailer before being released as Postfix in 1999 under the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Public_License IBM Public License 1.0].  This license makes Postfix free software but is not compatible with the GPL.  It continues to be actively developed and has its own [http://www.postfix.org/ website].
 == Features ==

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	[[Category:FreeBSD for Servers]]		[[Category:FreeBSD for Servers]]
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 Postfix itself is simply an [[SMTP]] server capable of receiving and delivering email to other SMTP servers.  Client applications such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Microsoft Outlook cannot receive mail directly from Postfix.  To enable mail retrieval the Postfix server is typically run alongside another server capable of handling [[POP3]] and/or [[IMAP4]] requests (see below for support servers).
-For tips on specific configurations, see:
+For tips on specific configurations, see [[Postfix, relay MX]] and [[Postfix, virtual domain setup]].
 == Origins ==

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	Postfix itself is simply an [[SMTP]] server capable of receiving and delivering email to other SMTP servers. Client applications such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Microsoft Outlook cannot receive mail directly from Postfix. To enable mail retrieval the Postfix server is typically run alongside another server capable of handling [[POP3]] and/or [[IMAP4]] requests (see below for support servers).		Postfix itself is simply an [[SMTP]] server capable of receiving and delivering email to other SMTP servers. Client applications such as Mozilla Thunderbird or Microsoft Outlook cannot receive mail directly from Postfix. To enable mail retrieval the Postfix server is typically run alongside another server capable of handling [[POP3]] and/or [[IMAP4]] requests (see below for support servers).
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		+	For tips on specific configurations, see:
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		+	[[Postfix, relay MX]]
		+	[[Postfix, virtual domain setup]]

	== Origins ==		== Origins ==