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Linux Tutorial: An in-depth look at forwarding and monitoring e-mails using the Postfix mail server

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Linux-Server-Security.com; By Chris Binnie
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One of the original Internet services was SMTP (the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol).

Thanks to forward planning it remains one of the fundamental cornerstones of the Internet that we know and love today.

These days more people than ever feel compelled to get their e-mail fixed super-swiftly if it ever fails.

When used several times a day, every day of the year, some of us feel truly bereft when e-mail isn’t available to us. There’s even recognised medical conditions relating to those who obsessively check their e-mails, forcing cognitive failures (whatever they may be) as they do so.

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