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Re: Accessing the IMAP server



Alvaro Gilabert wrote:
So.... I need a Fedora/linux user per mail account, isn't it? And the
password for the mail should be the same for the user account...
Is 'that' simple?

Yes. Any user on your system has access to mail. Conversely, anyone that will receive mail on your system must be a user. The IMAP system authenticates using the same mechanism that logins use, so the usernames and passwords are the same. Squirrelmail depends on IMAP to authenticate the user, so it uses the same username and password as the rest of the system.

By the way, we prefer bottom posting on this list.

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De: fedora-list-admin redhat com [mailto:fedora-list-admin redhat com] En
nom de Tom Diehl
Enviat: miercoles, 31 de diciembre de 2003 19:51
Per a: 'Fedora'
Tema: Re: Accessing the IMAP server

On Wed, 31 Dec 2003, Alvaro Gilabert wrote:


Hi,

I've already installed Fedora as well as SquirrelMail to serve the mail needs of a small community.
Anybody can give me some hints about how to start configuring the

accounts?


Is there a graphical frontend for the IMAP server that I can use?


"useradd newuser"
IOW, just add users to the system in what ever manner you choose to do that.


HTH,


................Tom


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