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I have a Centos6 and I started looking into sendmail in order to be able to send and receive email with something like admin@myDomainName.com. I basically have Win10 / Thunderbird and I want to send and receive email from a Centos6 server some place else. Can you tell me exactly what type of config would this be (sendmail)? I know that sendmail can use an ISP server for handling mail so this would not be a case here. I just want to have a) my pc and b) remote hosting with sendmail and send and receive email with one email address.

Thanks.

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I have a Centos6 and I started looking into sendmail in order to be able to send and receive email with something like admin@myDomainName.com. I basically have Win10 / Thunderbird and I want to send and receive email from a Centos6 server some place else. Can you tell me exactly what type of config would this be (sendmail)? I know that sendmail can use an ISP server for handling mail so this would not be a case here. I just want to have a) my pc and b) remote hosting with sendmail and send and receive email with one email address.

Thanks.

centos sendmail

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  1) Do you have some sendmail experience? NO => consider using postfix instead of sendmail. 2) Do you plan to use ssh? YES => ssh tunneling of SMTP/POP3/IMAP4 connections may simplify mail configuration.
  
  – AnFi
  Apr 4 at 15:56
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have a Centos6 and I started looking into sendmail in order to be able to send and receive email with something like admin@myDomainName.com. I basically have Win10 / Thunderbird and I want to send and receive email from a Centos6 server some place else. Can you tell me exactly what type of config would this be (sendmail)? I know that sendmail can use an ISP server for handling mail so this would not be a case here. I just want to have a) my pc and b) remote hosting with sendmail and send and receive email with one email address.

Thanks.

centos sendmail

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