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Setup Sendmail to Forward Email to your ISP’s SMTP Server
It is very easy to setup sendmail so that it will pass your email off another smtp server instead of just sending it directly. This would be required when your ISP doesn’t allow you to sendmail without passing it through … Continue reading
How to Receive an Email with the Results of your Cron Jobs
If you run a program which can sometimes output information in cron that information normally gets dumped to your user’s mail file. That means you would need to sign into the server to check the mail file and see the … Continue reading