On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 04:37:46PM -0000, Amit D Karia wrote:

Hi, I Use Redhat as my daily use not for proffesional use but in future i mite Want to know which mail server would be appropriate to use , , In future i mite start using SUSE as desktop system also let me know abt that as well

This depends on your requirements. If you want the default mail server which the OS will provide you, then postfix makes a good choice. If you dont mind lot of configurations and setup then qmail is also a good solution. Basically there are many parameters you should consider before selecting a mail server.

Amish.

It really nice that you are using Linux for your professional or not so professional usage. The flexibility offered by Linux and GNU based systems is unbeatable

Often freedom, free, choice etc are used to signify that flexibility.

With this flexibility however comes a major issue of personal taste.

A question like with flavour/distro or which editor or mail delivery agent often ends up being a debate about "my piece of field produces better roses than yours".

I would rather recommend you to go through some of the nice articles written by informed people addressing exactly the issues that concern you, that is making a choice based to certain critireon or requirement.

URL:

http://www.linux.com http://www.newsforge.com http://osnews.com

In case, you face a problem, do shoot a mail on this list.

regards

Supreet

Amit D Karia wrote:

Hi, I Use Redhat as my daily use not for proffesional use but in future i mite Want to know which mail server would be appropriate to use ,, In future i mite start using SUSE as desktop system also let me know abt that as well