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<p>Mark, what kinds of problems are you having getting your Linux mail server to work? Just out of curiosity. </p><p>Also, here at net261.com, for our mail server, I have set up Citadel/UX under Debian 3.1 on a Sun Ultra 5 -- this replaces our preexisting Micro$oft Exchange 2003 server that we had running on our network previously. Basically the same type functions, but with the added look and feel of a BBS (I run one of those, too <grins>)<br /></p><blockquote>Fri Apr 21 09:50:43 2006 from Mark Musone to , <br />Subject: RE: [nflug] NFS noac option<br /><br />I've been holding my tongue since the thread started, but I can't anymore :)<br />Maybe one of the next meetings I'll talk about how completely horrible NFS<br />is and it's 3,000 reasons why it's usually the worst option available.<br /><br />Sorry..just ignore me..after reading all the hoops needed below just to get<br />a simple email server to work, It was too much for me. One of the only even<br />remotely acceptable uses for NFS is people's simple home directories to<br />enable sharing between machines (but even that's pushing it).<br /><br />Ok, I'm going back to bed..<br /><br />-Mark<br /></blockquote>
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