OT: Use Thunderbird to pick up ROOT Mail?
Mike McCarty
Mike.McCarty at sbcglobal.net
Fri Sep 21 14:53:33 UTC 2007
Martin Marques wrote:
> Karl Larsen escribió:
>
>> Martin Marques wrote:
>>
>>> Mike McCarty escribió:
>>>
>>>> I'd like to configure Thunderbird (and/or /root/.forward) so
>>>> that e-mail to root shows up in my INBOX, and a filter automatically
>>>> puts it into a Thunderbird folder (root). So far, I have not been
>>>> successful in this. I have Thunderbird pulling using POP from my
>>>> ISP. Anyone have advice?
>>>
>>>
>>> You'll need some kind of smtp to send the root mails to your mail
>>> address on your ISP MTA. Then you will pull them out with all the
>>> other mail you receive.
I don't like the idea of local notification of compromise
attempts possibly going outside the machine :-)
It's an idea, however.
>> It is much easier to just yum install pine and when done you open a
>> root Terminal and with pine read the root mail. It is not very
>> interesting to me.
>
>
> He doesn't want to use terminal applications.
I used to use Pine some time back on a Solaris machine, so at
least I'm familiar with it. It's vastly superior to mail, and
worth a try at least. I doubt I can # yum install it, however.
Might get a tarball.
Mike
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