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| Newer page: | version 3 | Last edited on Tuesday, September 23, 2003 2:18:23 pm | by JohnMcPherson | Revert |
| Older page: | version 2 | Last edited on Tuesday, September 23, 2003 1:51:35 pm | by StuartYeates | Revert |
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Just a few notes about using the [WLUG] mail server.
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If you're using MozillaMail and [IMAP] to connect through the firewall to the server you may need to add imap.wlug.org.nz to your "No Proxies for" list (under preferences / advanced / proxies). This tells you mailer to connect directly to the server rather than through the proxy.
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When you log into WebMail you may need to use ''username'' rather than ''username@wlug.org.nz'' (this differs from other SquirrelMail setups).
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Sometimes [Reload] gives gives an php error messages. This appears to be related to session TimeOut. The solution is not to use [Reload] but to check for new mail by clicking on you inbox.
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If you're using MozillaMail and [IMAP] to connect through the firewall to the server you may need to add imap.wlug.org.nz to your "No Proxies for" list (under preferences / advanced / proxies). This tells you mailer to connect directly to the server rather than through the proxy.
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When you log into WebMail you may need to use ''username'' rather than ''username@wlug.org.nz'' (this differs from other SquirrelMail setups).
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Sometimes [Reload] gives gives an php error messages. This appears to be related to session TimeOut. The solution is not to use [Reload] but to check for new mail by clicking on you inbox.
+* If you have shell access, you can always create a file named ".forward" in your home directory to have email automatically forwarded to another address. For example after logging in:
+ $ echo "my_other_address@verisign.com" > ~/.forward
+* Exim also supports specially formatted .forward files to do limited processing of incoming email, such as save to a certain file, or forward or drop. As currently set up on the WLUG mail server, such filtering is supported. See EximFilter.
See also: [HoihoDocuments] [MozillaNotes] and SquirrelMail
