Re: email query

["Srikrishnan Chitoor" <krishnan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

   First of all, even though Linux is the greatest thing of all, it will not
allow you to allocate different addresses (valid Internet addresses) of the
form you mentioned (abc@xxxxxxx) with just a dial up connection (things are
totally different with a dedicated connection though). The mail filter thing
is possible though.

  Actually, to the naive user, the mail filter solution (which incidentally
is employed by Postmaster and MDAEMON) might seem like a good solution till
they realize that they are not receiving some of the mails that people sent
to them.

- -Krishnan.
- -----Original Message-----
From: mukund <betacomp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: linux-india@xxxxxxxxx <linux-india@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tuesday, July 27, 1999 11:37 AM
Subject: Re: email query


>Wye Enterprises wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > If my vsnl email account is
>> NO U connot
>> > Can I give different email ID's to different users such as
>> >
>> > rajesh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > santosh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx etc.
>> There is a thrid part s/w postmaster, it was distributed on PCQ and Chip
>> some time ago this will do the jop the add/id will be
>> rajesh.frowker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx that program takes care of splitting the
>> mails that arrive at rfowker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>postmaster cost money.
>linux can be configured as mail server wherein you can give mail id of
>your choice such as abc@xxxxxxxx
>Alternatively you can give mail id such as
>raajesh<rfowkar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> and install filter to sort the mail in
>netscape.
>Best Wishes.
>-mukund
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>
>
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