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I have a special folder in my email account that I retain for reference and such. I always depend on the "cloud" maintaining that. This thread has helped me realize the need to back it up. Kinda like people who bring crashed hard drives to you: "Did you back up recently?" "No, I didn't...

Thanks! I dug around and found the Buffalo, NY twci servers. In reference to the "configuring a smarthost in sendmail" link you provided, the "your-company" part is the roadrunner addresses, correct? Not my local private domain? Thanks! --zepcom

One Addition to your list... New York: (Buffalo) pop-server.buffalo.res.rr.com smtp-server.buffalo.res.rr.com

Hi, Hoping someone can help me here. :confused: For the past 6 months or so, I had an email set up on my linux/sendmail box out of my house where my cablemodem is to forward messages directly to my account at gmail. from there, the filters and rules were used to redirect to pager/cell phone, or...

Re: mail used to forward from my linux host to gmail just fine (TWCi customer) Here goes, next post will attempt. :thanks:

I'm trying to copy-paste a header/error and a question but I'm getting kicked out with the emailquestions error: You are only allowed to post URLs to other sites after you have made 2 posts or more. I have 4 posts so far so I'm above that limit. Please help!!

I think I'm past that threshold now... Here's the software. It's GPL so it's free to download and backup your message stores. If your gmail.com account ever gets deleted or suspended, simply create a new one and upload all your old emails back up into the new one. Nice thing is that it...

There's a way to protect against that... actually. (when I get enough posts in I will send along the link as this website is currently preventing me to do so...) anyways ... you can search for this and find it yourself I'm sure:

Hi, I'm trying to design a notification system for a home user. I have a linux host running sendmail that is configured to send messages up to an email account on gmail. That works fine. The problem is that there is another host on the same internal 192-network that needs to send emails out...

I've found that gmail.com does an excellent job at filtering out spam. Once in a while it flags a non-spam message as spam, but overall I'm very impressed with the gmail capabilities as it relates to Spam Management. On the other hand, my yahoo account currently has a bit of spam... Yikes...