09-20-2001
if you plan on sending mail to the outside world and haveing them being able to respond back then yes you need a valid realworld ip. a hostname helps.
Internic and 100 other companys can do this for you. OR you can call your service provider and let them know what you are doing and they will be able to get you going.
Hardware: depends on what kind of a scale your looking at. it doesnt take a beast of a machine to do mail and mail only. any box you can pick up off the net will just about do. so long has it has a fair amount of ram/ hd space/ nic card.
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claws-mail-extra-plugins
CLAWS-MAIL-EXTRA-PLUGINS(1) General Commands Manual CLAWS-MAIL-EXTRA-PLUGINS(1)
NAME
claws-mail-extra-plugins -- Claws Mail extra plugins meta package.
DESCRIPTION
claws-mail-extra-plugins is a meta package for installing all extra plugins for the Claws Mail mailer.
See below for the corresponding manpages of each installed plugin.
SEE ALSO
claws-mail-acpi-notifier (1), claws-mail-attach-remover (1), claws-mail-cache-saver (1), claws-mail-etpan-privacy (1), claws-mail-feeds-
reader (1), claws-mail-fetchinfo-plugin (1), claws-mail-html2-viewer (1), claws-mail-maildir-plugin (1), claws-mail-mailmbox-plugin (1),
claws-mail-multi-notifier (1), claws-mail-newmail-plugin (1), claws-mail-perl-filter (1), claws-mail-smime-plugin (1), claws-mail-vcalen-
dar-plugin (1), claws-mail-synce-plugin (1), claws-mail-attach-warner (1), claws-mail (1).
http://www.claws-mail.org/plugins.php (link to URL http://www.claws-mail.org/plugins.php)
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Ricardo Mones mones@debian.org for the Debian system (but may be used by others). Permission is granted to
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the Free Software Foundation.
On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL.
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