THIS DOCUMENT WILL REFLECT HOW TO USE AXMAIL-FAX WITH A
          SMARTPHONE FOR BOTH SEND (SMTP) AND RECEIVE (POP3)

         	     CHAPTER 1 - SYSOP CONFIGS:

1. FTP into my ftp server: ftp://n1uro.ampr.org/packet/axmail-plugins

2. Download these files in your /usr/src directory:
   pop-before-smtp-axmail.tar.gz
   qpopper-axmail-4.1.0.tar.gz
   pop
   qpopper

3. run tar zxvf on qpopper-axmail-4.1.0.tar.gz and 
   pop-before-smtp-axmail.tar.gz. 

4. cd pop-before-smtp and run: ./make-for-axmail as all the files that 
   required editing has already been done. Follow the instructions at
   the end of the script.

5. cd qpoppper4.1.0 and run ./make4axmail.sh. This will mv the binary
   into /usr/sbin/in.qpopper which is the debian default. If your qpopper
   is elsewhere, feel free to move and rename the file if needed.

6. cd /etc/postfix and edit main.cf. insure the following section looks
   like this:
	smtpd_recipient_restrictions =  permit_mynetworks,
            check_client_access hash:/etc/postfix/pop-before-smtp,
            reject_unauth_destination

   If you lack this section, add it in! This stops spam relaying.

7. run: postfix reload, and test by popping your mail. Once popped, 
   run: cat /etc/postfix/pop-before-smtp
   You should see your IP listed such as:
  	44.88.0.9 OK
	72.205.157.164 OK

8. copy qpopper into /etc/xinetd.d and restart xinetd. If you use inetd
   instead, use the info in qpopper to configure a line in /etc/inetd.conf
   equivilant to the xinetd statements. Your line for URONode will help.

9. copy pop into /usr/local/bin and add a cronjob to run it twice daily.
   This helps keep pop-before-smtp going and the database clean. I do:
   1  0,12 * * *   root    /usr/local/bin/pop > /dev/null

10. Configure your smartphone to pop3 and smtp to your axmail. Insure it
    doesn't automatically get changed to smtp/pop3.your.ampr.org!


CHAPTER 2  - CLIENT CONFIGURATION

1. Open your cellphone or any mail client you plan to use and create a new
   account for yourself. 

2. Your account information is in the axMail prompt - always! It typically
   has <yourcall>@<sysopcall>.ampr.org... so your username would be your
   callsign, and the domain to send and receive would be whatever the
   <sysopcall>.ampr.org is.

3. Insure if you use a mobile device that you double check the entry as
   some devices will auto change the domain to pop3./smtp.<sysopcall>....
   which would make it incorrect. Also insure the ports are correct at
   25 for send and 110 for receive.

Those who've been using it so far have loved this "feature"!  73 de N1URO