how to set up my home Linux server as a mail server?

[dmartin at LanCity.COM (Derek Martin)]

On Tue, 31 Aug 1999, Rob Freeman wrote:

> Brian,
> 
> Trying to install qpopper on Red Hat 6.0
> ./configure went successfully and built a Makefile file.  However:
> I type
> make
> and get
> bash: make: command not found
> I type ./make and get "no such file or directory."
> I installed the C compilers and such special so I could do this, as I hadn't
> installed them originally, but make isn't a command.  I type "ma" and then
> hit tab and see possible ma commands and make isn't one of them.  there is
> makedb, makedepend, makeg makeindex makemap makempx, makewhatis
> make_printerdef and make_smbcodepage

2 solutions to your problem:

1) install the make RPM off the RedHat cd...
2) install the IMAP rpm off the "  "    "

The IMAP server has POP functionality, and has other cool features too.  I
use it, I like it.  No compile necessary. 


But if you want to compile qpopper, youll need to install the make utility
off the CD.  you don't have it installed.  It's a seperate RPM from the
compiler et al.



Derek D. Martin   |  UNIX System Administrator
derek at netria.com  |  dmartin at lancity.com

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