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Linux.com :: How to build a local IMAP server
The usual practice of configuring your email client to retrieve email from your ISP's servers works well, but not for all situations. Suppose you add a laptop as a compliment to your desktop machine, or you'd occasionally like to use your spouse's computer to read your email -- you can run into problems trying to keep all of your email clients in sync. You can use IMAP (Internet Mail Access Protocol) instead of POP3 (Post Office Protocol), but then you need to store all of your email on your ISP's servers indefinitely, which has its own drawbacks. Here's a way you can set up a single machine on your own network to fetch and store your email and serve it to any number of email clients.
Linux.com :: How to build a local IMAP server
The usual practice of configuring your email client to retrieve email from your ISP's servers works well, but not for all situations. Suppose you add a laptop as a compliment to your desktop machine, or you'd occasionally like to use your spouse's computer to read your email -- you can run into problems trying to keep all of your email clients in sync. You can use IMAP (Internet Mail Access Protocol) instead of POP3 (Post Office Protocol), but then you need to store all of your email on your ISP's servers indefinitely, which has its own drawbacks. Here's a way you can set up a single machine on your own network to fetch and store your email and serve it to any number of email clients.
Gmail on Home Linux Boxes using Postfix and Fetchmail
Gmail on Home Linux Boxes using Postfix and Fetchmail
Set Up a Debian or Ubuntu Machine as a Maildrop (Imap)
rs, will walk you through the process of generating the key. We've set it up to be valid for 5,000 days, so you'll need to re-run this command in 14 years or so. SSL prompts you to enter some information about yourself, which can pretty much be made up, except for "Common Name", which should be the full name of your server. The e-mail addr
Set Up IMAP on Your Mail Server - Webmonkey
Reasonably thorough article about setting up an IMAP server
Set Up IMAP on Your Mail Server - Webmonkey
Reasonably thorough article about setting up an IMAP server
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