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A. Khattri wrote: |
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> Im reading the Gentoo Mail Hosting Guide with a view to setting this up on |
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> a server: |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/virt-mail-howto.xml |
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> Problem is that this howto makes no mention of integrating spamd and |
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> clamav into this setup. We already have spamd/clamav servers serving two |
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> other mail servers so that part is already done. |
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> Any ideas? |
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What sort of integration are you looking for? Something that users can |
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interact with or just adding global filtering to the system? |
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BTW I would not recommend using that how-to for the following reasons. |
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1. clear text passwords |
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2. archaic/no user management |
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3. Uses Postfix 2.1 sql syntax which won't work in 2.2 |
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4. Several technical shortcomings due to mailman integration. |
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You can work around most fo the above if you're willing to drop mailman |
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and do some research. I would however use PostfixAdmin as the front end |
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which includes user admin, domain admin, and global admin interfaces. |
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Also supports crypted passwords, but uses a different db schema. After |
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that it's nearly the same setup with a few changes and the exact same |
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software. |
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I can write a quick how-to for you and tar up some configs as well if |
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you're interested or I can list the things you'll want to do to fix the |
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Gentoo how-to. |
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kashani |
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