[Eug-lug] receiving email on Debian

[John Sechrest]

You have to configure exim4 to be a recieving internet host.
You do this with 

   dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config



Allen Brown <allen_brown at agilent.com> writes:

 % I was using "mail".  Once I see the mail is arriving I will
 % change over to mozilla.  That isn't the problem.  The mail
 % doesn't arrive onto the computer.
 % -- 
 % Allen Brown
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 % 
 % Max Lemieux wrote:
 % > 
 % > Allen,
 % > What is your email client? Packages like mutt are common in Debian.
 % > 
 % > You shouldn't need anything very special, AFAIK... Is your
 % > firewall/iptables configured to let mail through?
 % > 
 % > -Max
 % > 
 % > Allen Brown wrote:
 % > 
 % > >What packages/daemons to I need to receive email over the LAN?
 % > >
 % > >I have a RedHat7.2 system that I am trying to reboot as
 % > >Debian Sarge 3.1.  A lot works.  Mail forwarded from
 % > >the HPUX system makes it to the system when it is booted
 % > >as RedHat7.2 but not when it is Debian.
 % > >
 % > >  cvuxec <------> cvlx21
 % > >  HPUX            either RedHat or Debian
 % > >
 % > >Note that I can ssh from cvuxec to cvlx21 in either OS.
 % > >I just can't get email in.
 % > >
 % > >
 % > 
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