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I have no idea how to start looking for answers to this so I thought I'd start here. At home I use any one of three computers and I want to get the same e-mail from any of them. So what I want to do is use my ftp/web server to get my attbi.com e-mail and then I download my e-mail on my other computers from the server. Anyone know how to do this and what program I need. By the way the server is a Red Hat 7.2 box and I will be using Evolution and Outlook 2000 to get my e-mail from my other computers. Any help please!
Yea sorry I was a little lost, but I figured out the problem. I forgot that red hat disables all that stuff by default. Then after changing all those files to enable I forgot to restart xinetd. I got it figured out. Thanks for the help.
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