[TriLUG] Looking for the simplest stand-in temporary mail server

[Jason Watts]

thinking outside the box (or atleast i think I am)

setup a server at your new place, and clone your old one onto the drives of
the new one.  point the record away... im sure you will have to take it down
while you are cloneing, but i would think it wont be THAT long.

of course this unthought out idea completly fall's though if you dont have a
second box, or a new house picked out yet.

Good luck with your move, im doing the same shortly... I just dont have any
server's to worry about.

jason

On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 10:51 AM, Brian Henning <
Brian.Henning at datadirect.com> wrote:

> > why do you need this at all?  just let the mail stay queued at the
> sender
> > until you're back up.
>
> Just to avoid the hassle of a few mailing lists that will
> auto-unsubscribe me if any delivery failure occurs (including transient
> non-fatal errors).
>
> Also as a learning experience. :o)
>
>
> ~B
>
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