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How to properly test a mail server?
I've been sending and receiving emails from a few addresses and it seems to work. Just wondering what else should be done to make sure the server(Perfect server - Debian 5.0) will work properly?
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Well ... since mail servers are generaly used for sending and recieving mail messages I think you have tested it thoroughly
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Thx.
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You probably did not set up an account to fetch mails from a remote server. You can ignore this.
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