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On Fri, 2005-08-05 at 18:31 -0400, A. Khattri wrote: |
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> vpopmail uses maildirs by |
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> default - this means we can NFS mount delivery folders across machines |
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> without worrying about file-locking, etc. This also means you can spread |
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> POP3/IMAP traffic across several machines if you want. |
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Is vpopmail an pop/imap client/server? Portage just says : |
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A collection of programs to manage virtual email domains and accounts |
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on your Qmail or Postfix mail servers. |
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I'm looking towards whether I want to implement courier imap or cyrus |
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imap. |
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> We also have three servers dedicated to spam and virus filtering - those |
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> run daemonized spamd and clamav (we are using a local DNS zone to |
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> round-robin spamd connections so the load is again spread across all three |
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> filtering servers). |
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HAve you tried out dspam? I like it's spam quarantine web-interface. I |
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believe spamassassin does not have this and there's not much way for |
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end=users to have a way to configure which is to be marked as spam or |
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ham. |
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> We are also using squirrelmail and qmailadmin to provide a web mail |
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> interface and a web postmaster interface for domain accounts. |
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Just wondering, if some of the users are local domain users/accounts and |
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there's a need to get access to ssh/sftp/ftp etc, how does this work |
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with virtual email hosting?? (Or it shouldn't be taken into |
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consideration at all?) |
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