Setting Up Exim4 in Ubuntu 8.10.x
Some related Links:
Setting up Exim SMTP Auth
SMTP Relaying Via a Smarthost
Gmail POP3 with Fetchmail
apt-get install mailx
apt-get install exim4
Note: this will remove the postfix if it is installed
To configure:
dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config
restart exim4:
invoke-rc.d exim4 restart
To relay with a smarthost, you need to update:
/etc/exim4/passwd.client, put something like this in the file:
example.com:abc@example.com:mypassword
restart the exim4 and do a test sending:
echo “my test” |mail -s “testing exim4″ abc@abc.com
check /var/log/exim4/mainlog and you should see some messages in the log about this test mail.
So far the exim was setup without smtp authorization, you need to enable SMTP Auth if you want to use RoundCube web mail in the same server.
Here is a guide about setting up the SMTP Auth.
Create a password for smtp and save it in /etc/exim4/passwd(create if not exists)
htpasswd -nd usernameforsmtp
copy and paste it to /etc/exim4/passwd (this has to be done when a new user is added, you do not have to restart exim4)
Update /etc/exim4/exim4.conf.template:
AUTH_SERVER_ALLOW_NOTLS_PASSWORDS=1
uncomment plain_server
sudo update-exim4.conf
restart exim4, this time the basic auth is on at least in the server side.
Really Setting up Apache Continuum in 10 min
The title is not misleading, everybody said it will take a few min to setup Apache Continuum, but I spent more than two days to have it up and running, looking back, I’d like to document steps of how to really set it up in 10 minutes.
