Re: [UUG/MLUG] Hacking sendmail for home system over dial-up

[Jason McIntosh <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

I do have a question on the setup of a system for mail usage.  I have a
dns name and have assigned it to the ip address of a linux box I have up
and running.  The question is, how does one do two things:

1) Set this machine up for using mail services of that machine alone.
I.E. being able to run pine on that machine and send and recieve email.

2) Enable use of the webserver for any and all users of the machine.  I.E.
if I added 5 users, how would I set up a mail account for each, home
directory information, and web accounts for each?  Do I need a link in the
/home/httpd/html directory where it seems such files are stored?  I.E.
link a directory there to one in my home directory, such as /root/www

Thanks for any and all advice.  I'm still trying to go through all the
system administration stuff and figure out how it all works, particularly
the networking stuff.  (as all I've had with experience of networking has
been in small, LAN's using Win95 or WinNT, it's taking me time....)
Jason McIntosh

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