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ISPConfig 3/Debian Multiserver Setup With Dedicated Web/Email/DNS/MySQL Servers

http://www.howtoforge.com

This tutorial describes the installation of an ISPConfig 3 multiserver setup with dedicated web, email, database and two DNS servers all managed trough a single ISPConfig 3 control panel. The setup described below uses five servers and can be extended easily to to a higher number of servers by just adding more servers. E.g.

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Created by falko 10 years 33 weeks ago – Made popular 10 years 33 weeks ago
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Linux Foundation launches individual membership drive

http://www.h-online.com

The scheme costs $99 (£63) for an annual individual membership and includes some voting rights, an @linux.com email address, discounts on Foundation conferences and O'Reilly books and a Linux Foundation T-shirt.

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Created by lozz 11 years 24 weeks ago – Made popular 11 years 24 weeks ago
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Sending Email with Netcat

http://www.linuxjournal.com

Is it possible to send an email from a host that has no email client software installed? As long as you have netcat, of course it is!

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Created by myspace1999 12 years 5 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 5 weeks ago
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Send me attachments I can read, use open standards

http://hugoroy.eu

There are many ways to share documents, files and data over the Internet. Among them, emails are often used to do so, because whoever has an email address can send and receive emails freely. People from one mail server to another can communicate without any difficulty. Why is it working so simply? Because emails are designed to use a set of open standards, based on the Internet protocols.

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Created by stargrave 12 years 8 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 8 weeks ago
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Getting a good grip on Claws - a review for daily use

http://www.nuxified.org

In 2009 I had written about my experience with Claws Mail. After almost a year with Claws and a few minor releases, I thought it useful to share my experiences after a longer period of time.

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Created by libervisco 12 years 14 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 14 weeks ago
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Sup 0.10 released: the best features of GMail, mutt, and emacs

http://rubyforge.org

"I'm pleased to announce the release of Sup 0.10. This version is frickin' awesome because not only do we have Ruby 1.9 support, the Xapian backend is now the default! The next version will discard Ferret like a used rag. Sup is a console-based email client for people with a lot of email. It supports tagging, very fast full-text search, automatic contact-list management, and more.

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Created by can.axis 12 years 17 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 17 weeks ago
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KDE vs. GNOME: Email Readers

http://itmanagement.earthweb.com

Aside from perhaps the web browser, an email reader is likely to be the first application configured on a new computer installation. And, if you are using a desktop, the default choice is likely to be KMail if you are using KDE, or Evolution if you are using GNOME.

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Created by Sun 12 years 18 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 18 weeks ago
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How to Create Custom Email Templates in KMail

http://maketecheasier.com

KMail, KDE’s email client, is a robust and still very popular choice for those who still prefer to have their emails on their desktop, even when they are offline. It is part of the Kontact PIM (Personal Information Management) suite and offers many useful and unique features. Among those features is the ability to create advanced email templates.

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Created by JRepin 12 years 20 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 20 weeks ago
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French Army Contributes to Mozilla Thunderbird

http://jordanopensource.org

The French Gendarmerie Nationale police contributed to the code of the last version of Mozilla Thunderbird with security extensions named "TrustedBird".

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Created by iGuy86 12 years 24 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 24 weeks ago
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Dealing With Mail in Mutt

http://www.serverwatch.com

I still use the command-line mail client mutt to handle my mail. One of mutt's advantages is the wide range of keyboard commands you can use to do various useful tasks. Here's a selection of the ones I use regularly.

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Created by waterbag 12 years 28 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 28 weeks ago
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Use Gmail To Send Emails From A Terminal (Shell)

http://www.webupd8.org

We've seen how to check Gmail using the terminal (shell) in Linux and Mac but how about sending emails from a shell?

This is actually pretty easy, here's what you have to do:

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Created by nilarimogard 12 years 29 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 29 weeks ago
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Thunderbird Ups the Email Ante

http://www.linux-mag.com

After far too long in development, Thunderbird 3.0 seems to be nearing the home stretch. We take a look at the latest test builds for Thunderbird 3.0 beta 4. Is it worth the wait?

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Created by sexybeast 12 years 35 weeks ago – Made popular 12 years 35 weeks ago
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Funny Signature Quotes

http://linuxshellaccount.blogspot.com

A collection of memorable - and generally funny - email signature quotes

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Created by eggixyz 13 years 2 weeks ago – Made popular 13 years 2 weeks ago
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Insecurity Through Obscurity

http://boycottnovell.com

Windows renders E-mail chaotic and the U.S. electrical grid gets cracked. Nothing beats a brand-new explanation from Microsoft itself about the impact of its poor security skills, which continue to this date.

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Created by komrad 13 years 7 weeks ago – Made popular 13 years 6 weeks ago
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Migrating and/or backing up your email (IMAP) account

http://techcrammer.com

Migrating email can be a burden, and if you know enough about the process it isn't like working with a normal file structure. You need to also capture the message flags (seen, unseen, dates, etc.) and to do this you need a better tool than "tar" or "rsync". This Perl script is very handy for taking some of the pain out of a small or large email (IMAP) migration.

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Created by techcrammer 13 years 20 weeks ago – Made popular 13 years 20 weeks ago
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