Rob MacGregor wrote:
If you're having problems with Exim, I can recommend Sendmail (though
frankly, you're as well simply finding what suits you). Despite FUD,
it's a doddle to get a simple config up and running in minutes.
Bleh. Maybe for a basic internet server, but for a home desktop machine
I'd stay away. (And I did a lot of Sendmail configuration before
switching to Exim and then Postfix.)
Keep in mind too that your SMTP server is only part of the equation.
You also need a local POP/IMAP server.
No. He wants to use mutt, which can read the mail files directly with no
POP/IMAP intervention, and indeed works best that way.
Other than those two things (especially the second) I agree though. :-)
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