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I know there are probably several ways to do this, ie running a name server etc etc, but I am looking for the easiest and possibly the quickest way to do this:
# I have 1 static IP address.
# 4 domain names which point to the 1 IP address.
# I intend on running 4 websites from the one machine(already setup with Virtual Hosting)
# I need to have several (3 minumum) pop3 accounts for each domain name.
Any help and advise would be greatly appreciated.
I am running Slackware 9.1 for this particular project...
I had initially intended on obtaining a block of IP addresses but have decided for cost reasons etc to try and do it this way.
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