woods@??? (Greg A. Woods) writes:
> There are, of course, the "want-to-be" folks who might run Linux,
> FreeBSD, or even a commercial unix on a PC at home and who might try to
> run something like Exim as their mailer on a dial-up IP link. However I
> think we've all agreed long ago that Exim and SMTP are not suitable for
> such users and that they either need a full-time connection or to forget
> about running their own mailer.
Oh I don't know. I've got a dial up (dynamic-ip) connection to the
university, and I've sucessfully used sendmail, qmail, and now exim
without any real problems. Mail queues up until I'm connected (though
I'm usually connected), and mail is retrieved via fetchmail. Seems to
work fine, or are you talking about something different?
--
Rob
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