Re: [toaster] Latest installer for Bill Shup Toaster
SKT/MIS/ROZI wrote: Currently i have simscan 1.3.1 which i get from rpm at qmailtoaster site. Can i applied this patch? Currently i have problem with qmailtoaster from qmailtoaster.com (Double email) I just want to reformat again and try your install. I'm using Centos here. I also heard about the eliminate-dups. is it working? Regards Muhammad Fakhrul Rozi Bin Mohd Seth IT Engineer SOODE (JOHOR) SDN. BHD. Tel: 607-8821075 ext. 143 Fax: 607-8821080 H/P: 6012-7656047 I think, Bill's toaster is all in one solution. You don't need to anything install from qmailtoaster. Follow the instruction carefully, i'm sure you will be happy :) -- Ahmet YAZICI UIN : 1265244 Y! : yaziciahmet MSN : [EMAIL PROTECTED] WEB : http://www.ahmetyazici.org "In general, avoiding problems is better than solving them."
Re: [toaster] CRLF - LF - Exchange
Bill wrote: I don't like the idea of patching qmail to compensate for broken MTAs. For those folks that need it, either use fixcrio, or apply the patch yourself (which is trivial to do so). So I will not commit it to my toaster patch. Bill, Isn't that against the "be liberal in what you accept; be conservative in what you send" thing ? It's all about interoperability, not eye-poking in broken MTAs' users. Good software/setup should be resilient against any input. I will be happy to note this in the toaster docs so that it's easier to understand and resolve, though. Excellent. Regards, Maciej
[toaster] Spam Service / Solution (slightly off topic)
Hi, I thought I'd query the list about anti-spam services. Does anybody have any recommendations? The spam assassin, rules du jour, etc just isn't cutting it. I've seen services like ems.netriplex.com , mxlogic.com , appriver , but have always had mixed results. Does anyone have any good advice for a solid anti spam service especially that can be configured for many domains with many users?
Re: [toaster] Spam Service / Solution (slightly off topic)
Check out http://dspam.nuclearelephant.com :)
Re: [toaster] CRLF - LF - Exchange
Maciej Sołtysiak wrote: > Bill, Isn't that against the "be liberal in what you accept; be > conservative in what you send" > thing ? It's all about interoperability, not eye-poking in broken MTAs' > users. > Good software/setup should be resilient against any input. I feel that the days of "be liberal in what you accept" for SMTP are long over. Yahoo! uses greylisting now. How liberal is that? Mail abuse is just too prevalent. Being RFC compliant is not too much to ask IMO. I never run into this problem myself anyway, and I maintain many systems, big and small. Besides, by not including the patch by default, I'm not preventing anyone from using it. Regards, Bill
[toaster] QmailAdmin and Qmail behind proxy
hi all, I have a big problem here. Can i install the qmailadmin on different server? Letsay my email server is at 192.168.0.11 ip and my qmailadmin is on 192.168.0.12 ip? Is it have a way to let them communicate? Regards Rozi