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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers mail exchange Post 2243 by alwayslearningunix on Tuesday 1st of May 2001 12:09:46 PM
Old 05-01-2001
Hi everyone
I am setting up my own web hosting and dns server - have got all the dns and web server things sorted out. I am wondering if anyone knows what I need to do to enable my customers to have their own pop and smtp access under their own domains which they host with me. I have two ip addresses, and am virtually hosting their domains, web server is apache.

Is there some unix configuration or software issue which I need to set up to allow them to send and recieve email at their domain through my machine i.e.

pop.mail.customersdomain.com - for them to recieve
smtp.mail.customersdomain.com - for them to send

I appreciate any help, and apologies to Neo and PxT if this is nothing to do with unix, but you guys on this board have been my last port of call recently for things no one else around me seems to be able to help me with.

Cheers!
alwayslearningunix
 

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NAME
any2djvu - Convert .ps/.ps.gz/.pdf to .djvu SYNOPSIS
any2djvu url {filename(s)} DESCRIPTION
Converts files from .ps/.ps.gz/.pdf to .djvu by running them through a web server willing to perform this task. Invoke with -h switch for usage information. ENVIRONMENT
Non-empty value of DJVU_ONLINE_ACK acknowledges transmission of the documents to the server (so that no warning dialog is displayed). EXAMPLES
any2djvu http://www.bcl.hamilton.ie/~barak/papers mesh-preprint.ps.gz any2djvu localfile.pdf AUTHORS
David Kreil, Barak A. Pearlmutter, Yaroslav O. Halchenko BUGS
Using a web-based encoder server is a stop-gap measure until better encoders enjoy wide free distribution. There is a security issue in operating on documents not intended for widespread distribution, which could be partially although not com- pletely ameliorated by using a secure web connection. SEE ALSO
The entire djvu suite, eg djvu(1), djview(1), and djvuserver(1). DjVuLibre-3.5 02/12/2003 ANY2DJVU(1)
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