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How do I check my mailx version?

How do I check my mailx version?

Install the mailx command To find out what mailx package is installed on your system, check the “man mailx” output and scroll down to the end and you should see some useful information.

How do I find my SMTP server on AIX?

RE: Determining SMTP settings on AIX That (192.131. 3.21) would be your SMTP relay server. or ps -ef|grep sendmail to check if the process is active. Telnet aixhost 25 to check if it is receiving connections.

How do I connect to postfix SMTP?

How to configure Postfix to use an External SMTP Server

  1. Install Postfix. If you’ve already installed Postfix, skip to Step 2.
  2. Configure Postfix. Edit the Postfix configuration file.
  3. Create Password and DB Files. Create the sasl_passwd file which will store our credentials.
  4. Sign Certificate.
  5. Send a Test Mail.
  6. 23 replies.

What is the Courier-IMAP package?

This package contains the standalone Courier IMAP server, which is used to provide IMAP access to local mailboxes. Courier-IMAP is provided here as a separate package that can be used with other mail servers as well. More information about the Courier-IMAP server.

What is Courier Mail server used for?

Courier Mail Server – Mail in your network! Courier Mail Server is a Windows e-mail server for office and home networks. It will help you to quickly arrange e-mail exchange in local network and Internet. processing and antispam filtering the mail by specified rules

What is the Courier log analyzer?

This is an optional package, the Courier log analyzer. Courier-analog generates log summaries for incoming and outgoing SMTP connections, and IMAP and POP3 activity. courier-analog can generate output in text or HTML format. This package contains the standalone Courier IMAP server, which is used to provide IMAP access to local mailboxes.

What is the Courier authentication library?

The Courier Authentication Library is a generic authentication API that encapsulates the process of validating account passwords. In addition to reading the traditional account passwords from /etc/passwd, the account information can alternatively be obtained from an LDAP directory; a MySQL or a PostgreSQL database; or a GDBM or a DB file.