I've thought about doing that, but am just a bit concerned that I lack the needed knowledge. Started reading the latest Sendmail "bat" book and was getting, a bit, well just concerned that I wasn't following everything. Coming from the gui background of windows still a bit apprehensive about the command line. A lot better than I was, but still a long way to go.
Is there any "simple" way to set up an imap server, or any web pages that deal with it in simple terms?
Don't know what you consider simple, but RH8.0 includes an imap server in on CD 2: imap-2001a-15.i386.rpm.
After installing it, you need to enable imap through the services tool (redhat-config-services), or you can manually do what the tool does and set "disable = no" in the /etc/xinetd.d/imap file and restart xinetd.
Now, if you have working mail transfer agent (sendmail or postfix), you should be able to send/receive mail to it using an IMAP client like mozilla mail or newer versions of outbreak.
This should be sufficient to get your mail moved. However, if you want to get into lots of tricky stuff with mail systems, your gonna need more animal books from O'Reilly ;)
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