Qmail
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| − | + | * [[Qmail, monitoring the queue]] | |
| − | + | * [[Qmail, routing through another mailserver]] | |
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See also [[Mail toaster]] for an example of a complete Qmail-based multi-domain, web-administerable mailserver including [[granular]] and delegatable web administration, fast webmail, and high-performance IMAP and POP3 delivery. | See also [[Mail toaster]] for an example of a complete Qmail-based multi-domain, web-administerable mailserver including [[granular]] and delegatable web administration, fast webmail, and high-performance IMAP and POP3 delivery. | ||
Revision as of 12:16, 21 June 2007
qmail - an intensely secure, stable, and high-performance SMTP server. First server to use maildir instead of mbox message storage format.
Common Qmail-oriented administrative tasks:
- Qmail, clearing the queue
- Qmail, flushing the queue
- Qmail, monitoring the queue
- Qmail, routing through another mailserver
- Qmail, setting up a mail filter server
See also Mail toaster for an example of a complete Qmail-based multi-domain, web-administerable mailserver including granular and delegatable web administration, fast webmail, and high-performance IMAP and POP3 delivery.
For more details and information than you really want, please see http://www.qmail.org or the companion website http://lifewithqmail.org
