| Art Alexion on 14 Dec 2007 14:36:03 -0000 |
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On Thursday 13 December 2007 16:29:11 Mike Chirico wrote: > Using a combination of EveryDNS.net (http://www.everydns.net/) and > Google Apps (http://www.google.com/a/), you can host a local website > on your home Linux box; yet, send and receive email for your > registered domain at Google. Yes, recipients see mail coming from your > registered domain and not gmail. Although, you can can do this for just > gmail - if you don't have a registered domain. > > This is free, as in it doesn't cost anything. Mike, I'm not clear as to what you are trying to accomplish in this complicated setup. You, or someone else, suggested running mail through Google where the current mail provider doesn't provide IMAP. I followed the suggestion and it is working very well. It appears that what Gmail does is retrieve mail via POP from your other mail account and tag it in the Gmail inbox with a label identifying the other account. Nothing complicated, and it helps in situations where users can't forward the other account's mail. I'm not sure why you would need EveryDNS or Postfix for this. Attachment:
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