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Erlang mail server
unknown
2010-11-09 07:00:38 UTC
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Hello,

I need simple erlang mail server example. I find erlmail, but i don't find
how to setting it.

Where can i find erlang mail server and instructions how to run, test, bind
domain name to it,?

Thank you.
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unknown
2010-11-09 09:35:00 UTC
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Post by unknown
I need simple erlang mail server example. I find erlmail, but i don't find
how to setting it.
Where can i find erlang mail server and instructions how to run, test, bind
domain name to it,?
I don't think you'll find a full blown email server. A good starting point
is probably the gen_smtp module. There appear to be several incarnations of
that (http://www.google.com/search?q=gen_smtp).

Robby
unknown
2010-11-09 22:35:44 UTC
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Post by unknown
Post by unknown
I need simple erlang mail server example. I find erlmail, but i don't find
how to setting it.
Where can i find erlang mail server and instructions how to run, test, bind
domain name to it,?
I don't think you'll find a full blown email server. A good starting point
is probably the gen_smtp module. There appear to be several incarnations of
that (http://www.google.com/search?q=gen_smtp).
Yeah, gen_smtp is the only thing that even comes close, to my (biased)
knowledge, but its a SMTP/MIME toolkit, not a complete mailserver (but
you could build one with it). You'd need to write some kind of mail
storage and then expose the mail to the users somehow
(IMAP/POP/mbox/maildir).

Someday I'd like to write a distributed mailserver using gen_smtp that
stores mail to riak or mnesia or something and lets you access your mail
from any host in the cluster (and send from any of them). No chance of
that happening any time soon, though, because I don't need such a thing
for anything other than a toy.

Andrew
unknown
2010-11-10 14:53:19 UTC
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Thank you for reply.

Is anywhere mail server based gen_smtp?
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unknown
2010-11-10 23:10:56 UTC
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I've been thinking along the same lines but was thinking of a
distributed file system, eg lustre, instead of a distributed DB.

Jeff.
Post by unknown
Yeah, gen_smtp is the only thing that even comes close, to my (biased)
knowledge, but its a SMTP/MIME toolkit, not a complete mailserver (but
you could build one with it). You'd need to write some kind of mail
storage and then expose the mail to the users somehow
(IMAP/POP/mbox/maildir).
Someday I'd like to write a distributed mailserver using gen_smtp that
stores mail to riak or mnesia or something and lets you access your mail
from any host in the cluster (and send from any of them). No chance of
that happening any time soon, though, because I don't need such a thing
for anything other than a toy.
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