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David Kramer wrote in a message to Mike Bilow: DK> If I do this, can I host several email addresses under that DK> domain name? i.e., if I get kramer.com, can I get emails to DK> david at kramer.com and veronica at kramer.com if I set up a mail DK> server on my linux box? Yes, except that KRAMER.COM has been registered to someone since 1993. Technically, all you need is standard Sendmail, and it can receive for each user. Sendmail is not a simple thing to run, but most of the setup these days is fairly automatic. It might be worth getting the O'Reilly "Sendmail" book if you plan to try to do anything serious with mail. I don't know what Mediaone thinks about running a "server" on your machine, even just a mail server, so check your contract carefully. DK> Can I set up one linux box with firewall, mail server, ftpd, DK> and httpd? Can it be done and still be somewhat secure? Yes, Linux can be fairly secure. Keep in mind, however, that it is quite easy for a configuration error to blow a large hole in your security, and that it is common for inexperienced system administrators to make such errors. -- Mike
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