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README.Debian 

PostfixAdmin for Debian
=======================

After installing the package, you should find that :

http://youserver/postfixadmin/setup.php works. This should 
guide you through the appropriate process.

You will need to create a database (either MySQL or PostgreSQL) 
and know the username and password for it. The Database does not need
to be on the same server as the Postfixadmin install.



Recommended and Suggested Packages
==================================

 - Postfix
 - MySQL or PostgreSQL
 - Courier or Dovecot
 
Where to get help
=================

The first stop would be the Postfixadmin Website, Forum or IRC channel. 

See :
 - http://postfixadmin.sf.net
 - #postfixadmin on irc.freenode.net