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daniel wrote: |
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> Thanks for all of your suggestions, LDAP has been recommended to already, |
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> though it came with the warning "it's an ugly beast" so I'm not really |
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> thrilled with the idea of adopting it. |
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> Actually, our company is rather small (<40 people). I've been asked to learn |
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> how to do this to replicate a setup that's already been done but we're trying |
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> to replace. Initially though, the 4 server setup is meant just to block spam |
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> and I was told that the numbers of email spam are so crazy that we needed |
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> this setup. Am I right in assuming that from your comments that you don't |
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> feel this should be the case for a company of this size? |
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Heh, a Celeron desktop would be more than enough. :) Well maybe |
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something just a bit faster. |
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I'd recommend reading the following link. It details a number of easy |
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spam filtering techniques. It's Sendmail based, but again just about any |
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of it can done on any other MTA once you know the concept. The author is |
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also using very conservative hardware specs so you get an idea of |
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exactly what sort of resources it might use on your system. |
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http://www.acme.com/mail_filtering/introduction_frameset.html |
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kashani |
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