a.
How do you setup linux email so that
a copy of every message goes to gmail ?
b.
What happens if the mail server should go down?
In news:t16zlyfn5jm.fsf@nestle.csail.mit.edu,
Don Saklad
> a.
> How do you setup linux email so that
> a copy of every message goes to gmail ?
>
> b.
> What happens if the mail server should go down?
Get a life.
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Don Saklad writes:
> a.
> How do you setup linux email so that
> a copy of every message goes to gmail ?
See the documentation for whatever mail server you're using.
> b.
> What happens if the mail server should go down?
Mail will wait until it comes back up.
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On Fri, 18 Oct 2007, Don Saklad wrote:
DS> a.
DS> How do you setup linux email so that
DS> a copy of every message goes to gmail ?
DS>
/etc/aliases if your mail server uses it.
DS> b.
DS> What happens if the mail server should go down?
DS>
You have a slug of Italian red and then find out what's the problem.
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