Can someone advice me a simple mail server?

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Step 1: pick an appropriate site for your question. Step 2: ask your question there. – Paul Tomblin Nov 23 '10 at 14:44
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Not enough information to answer this question. Also, have you tried any basic research yourself using google? – bot403 Nov 23 '10 at 14:45
This is not programming-related. Try asking on ServerFault. – Cody Gray Nov 23 '10 at 14:45
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You really haven't provided enough information here for anyone to answer the question. How many users are you trying to support? Are you looking specificlaly for a Windows or Linux solution (or something else)? What sort of services will you be offering -- just outbound mail? Inbound? With SPAM filtering? Virus detection? Do you need POP and IMAP? Are there specific clients you need to support? – larsks Nov 23 '10 at 15:16
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http://www.postfix.org/

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Yes, Citadel http://citadel.org

If you are not doing multiple domain vhosting, you should fiind it quite simple to set up and use.

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Incoming mail: http://dovecot.org/

Dovecot's IMAP will also give you what in some countries is called "Push mail" (I think Microsoft calls it that, while it's really just IMAP mail.)

Outgoing mail: see user49995's answer

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