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Send mail with eSMTP for a simple, single-user system
in TechRepublic of the NEWS PORTAL forum: Programs like Sendmail or Postfix work great for multi-user systems or servers, but this setup may be more complex than you need for a single-user desktop system. Vincent ...

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Send mail with eSMTP for a simple, single-user system

Programs like Sendmail or Postfix work great for multi-user systems or servers, but this setup may be more complex than you need for a single-user desktop system. Vincent Danen introduces you to eSMTP, which is a more lightweight mail solution, but that also allows per-user configuration files, making it useful even for multi-user systems.

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