[rescue] Mail Server
erie
erie at shelbyvilledesign.com
Tue Dec 21 10:46:42 CST 2004
if someone just wants a mail server or mail
server/webserver/router/gateway/firewall then it's hard to
go wrong with E-smith (or SME server as its called). there are several
scripts for automatically
installing amavis,spam assassin and a web administration tool is built
in. I've had several installations
that just keep running and running with little attention other than the
occasional cleaning.
erie
Kevin wrote:
>I setup a Postfix, amavisd, clamAV, spamassassin etc mail
>gateway using the doc below:
>
>http://kancer.978.org/lawmonkey.org/anti-spam.html
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>It's been up for over a year now with EXCELLENT results. The doc
>is for OpenSBD, and i am using Linux, but it was mostly easily
>transferable. The only real PITA was installing all of the perl
>dependencies.
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>/KRM
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>On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 19:18:16 -0500
>sammy ominsky <s at avoidant.org> wrote:
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>>So, during today's interview, the subject of mail servers came
>>up.
>>
>>The company is moving AWAY from Exchange and Windows, and the
>>guy who'll be my boss if I get the job said they were leaning
>>to sendmail, but postfix had been an option as well. I
>>suggested postfix was the better of the two for the job based
>>on my experience, and told him I'd email later with details of
>>why and what the benefits are.
>>
>>Anyone care to contribute? I know we're a rabid pack of
>>postfix fans here, so I hope for good reasons.
>>
>>Also, Bill, do you have a writeup of your postfix/amavis/clamAV
>>
>>installation, and maybe even a business case for it?
>>
>>Thanks!
>>
>>
>>---sambo
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