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I use postfix, but system alerts are not sent to me but to the postfix
user...
[obiwan@darkstar mail]$ ls -la
total 1560
drwxrwxr-x    2 root     mail         4096 Nov 24 21:15 .
drwxr-xr-x   18 root     root         4096 Aug 29 11:43 ..
-rw-------    1 apache   mail        19032 Aug 19 08:24 apache
-rw-rw----    1 obiwan   mail       105295 Nov 24 21:15 obiwan
-rw-------    1 postfix  mail      1451892 Nov 11 04:02 postfix

How do I get postfix or root's messages sent to normal user?

Also, I would like mutt to inc the mail to my ~/Mail/Inbox and have
mutt open to ~/Mail/Inbox to view mail.  Apparently mutt is reading
mail from the mail spool file and when I exit it places non-deleted
messages in the Inbox.

Better yet, could procmail or some mail filter automatically put mail
in ~/Mail/Inbox on delivery?  I only use mutt, no webmail etc.  IF I
could get Evolution to view the same directories as mutt, I may use
evolution in the future, but I don't know how to make them work
together!

Anybody using Mutt and Evolution together?  Can Evolution read mail
directly from the user's ~/Mail directory without using pop3 or
imap???

The ideal setup would be to have Mutt as my Console mail app.
Evolution as my X mail interface, and make both use sendmail -e or
whatever to send mail and read mail directly from the user's mailbox.
No sendmail or postfix daemon waiting on port 25, no imap or pop3, NO
OPEN PORTS!  Does this make sense?

I know it's possible to use the sendmail binary directly to send
mail, but would fetchmail work without sendmail or postfix running on
port 25?

What is the best way to do my mail using these methods, if it's
possible?


jay


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