Hey all, I need to be a heretic (well, maybe, I dunno)... so let me put it to you. I have been running my own personal server for just about forever, it seems (certainly since 1993 or so), and I'd like to back out of the headaches that this brings along with every day life (on top of job stress - I'm sure *some* of you can understand) - basically, the hobby is becoming work to a certain extent. OK, here's the thought. I currently have a DSL line with a fixed IP address. So, my personal server, e-mail, all that fun stuff is inside my house. Here is what I'm considering: 1) Dump DSL & go to Comcast (get huge increase in speed, but lose static IP - also save a fair amount of $$ per month) 2) Go with a web-hosting company to handle my web pages and e-mail. (considering ixwebhosting) 3) My server still would play server, but would mostly become only a file server. So, here's where things get interesting. Wife refuses to change her e-mail address. My hostname is through dnsalias.com (now DynDNS). I would want to keep the same e-mail, but since the hostname is hosted by a 3rd party service, I cannot transfer the domain name to the webhosting service. Or maybe I can? I've mucked around on the dnsalias site, and I see some options, but I'm not sure how to deal with it. Basically, I want e-mail that might have been sent to whoever@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx to go to a different server's sendmail (or whatever they're using) setup... Any clues? Maybe I should just use DynDNS's webhopping stuff & DynDNS's IP update stuff to make it work, but I noticed the last time I tried that (long, long ago) that when IP's would change, I'd end up losing e-mail for a short period while all the TTL's for the IP died & got refreshed. TIA, Tom -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subjecthttps://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
