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12-11-2007 #1
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email server requirements
1: The different types of Linux mail servers
2: the comparison between them
3: which one is best and why?
4: types of email clients
5: hardware and software requirements.
Thanks
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12-11-2007 #2
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Welcome to the forums!
You can find many of the various email server/client apps listed at these two websites:
Linux App Finder | Helping find the Linux apps you need
The table of equivalents / replacements / analogs of Windows software in Linux. (Official site of the table)oz
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12-12-2007 #3
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Do a Google on all your queries.I did it for you but the problem is there are a lot of answers and the ones I am providing you with are the ones that comes first in the first page.
a)For mail servers for linux :The Axigen Mail server.
b)Types of email clients:This
link will explain all in detail.
c)Software and Hardware requirements for a linux server:Software requirements
AXIGEN has the following minimal software requirements:
* Linux OS, kernel 2.4/2.6
* glibc version 2.2.93 or later
* libstdc++ version 3.2 or later
For BSD platforms requirements are as follows:
* FreeBSD 5.4
* NetBSD 3.0
* OpenBSD 3.8 or OpenBSD 3.9
For Solaris requirements are as follows:
* Solaris 10
For all platforms:
* Internet Explorer 6 or later/ Firefox 2.0
Hardware requirements
AXIGEN has the following minimal hardware requirements:
* Processor: x86, minimum frequency 300 MHz
* RAM: 128 MB.
* Available space on HDD: 50 MB free space for installation purposes and default configuration files. The actual space AXIGEN will take on your hard disk depends on the number of accounts, domains and mailboxes and the size of messages stored on the mail server.
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12-12-2007 #4
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Thanks you kindly! I will read and compile needed info.
Julian
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12-12-2007 #5
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Thanks Ozar there seems to be much reading to do and extract needed info. I wish someone can post somewhere for example: How many Linux email servers are there? Answer 6 or 10 or whatever the number is!!
Comparisons: note the comparisions
types of email clients?? list the names of different types
Regards
Julian
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12-12-2007 #6
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This is beginning to sound like some kind of classwork assignment. If that's the case, you'll have to do all your research work yourself.
That said, I've been using Linux for 7 years but couldn't tell you how many email servers there are. I'd have to just go online and and go about digging up the answers myself.
Best of luck with your project.oz