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Main benefit: If the line(s) to my server are down, Google's servers store my mail for me until the next fetchmail run.

Sampsa



On 5 Aug 2010, at 21:23, Joe Ferraro wrote:
As much as I can't stand Big Brother -- eh hem -- Google... if you're not talking a hobbyist solution, its just downright difficult to beat their imap / pop3 / web email solution -- especially when blasted SPAM is considered. 

If you have trouble with the fact that google aggressively analyzes, stores and sells your data trends -- you might want to look at `exim` for linux. 


Joe

On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 1:06 PM, Fred <fcoffey at thrifty.misernet.net> wrote:
On Thu, 5 Aug 2010, Mark Wickens wrote:

standard email clients but would also like to be able to ssh into a
local box and read mail via a character terminal.


I do both.   I run Linux/Postfix and OpenVMS/PMDF.   I can SSH into my Linux box and then check my mail with (al)pine (like I am doing now) and also telnet into my Alpha and read the mail with MAIL or PINE that is included with PMDF.

Fred