On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, David Bishop wrote:
> Currently:
> Using sendmail with webmin and the webmin control module
> Using webmail based off of the webmin control module for sendmail
> Each user has a real account on the box for uploading files/whatnot
> Normal spam-free setup (non-promisc according
On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, David Bishop wrote:
> Currently:
> Using sendmail with webmin and the webmin control module
> Using webmail based off of the webmin control module for sendmail
> Each user has a real account on the box for uploading files/whatnot
> Normal spam-free setup (non-promisc accordin
David Bishop wrote:
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I have a relatively new box hosting several websites with their own domain
names. It also runs dns and email for the same domains. So far, my
"solution" to the Email Problem (tm) has been to simply not allow each of
them to have
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On Thursday 18 October 2001 08:56 am, Noel Koethe wrote:
> On Don, 18 Okt 2001, Richard A Nelson wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> > Whatever, if you stick with sendmail, I'll be happy to help - and in
> > this case, going to at least testing buys you *ALOT* with
On Don, 18 Okt 2001, Richard A Nelson wrote:
Hello,
> Whatever, if you stick with sendmail, I'll be happy to help - and in
> this case, going to at least testing buys you *ALOT* with sendmail -
> better SPAM protection, better performance, etc.
Can you tell me, why sendmail has better spam prote
On Don, 18 Okt 2001, David Bishop wrote:
> Be able to differentiate between [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You want virtual Domains in your MTA.
> Not have to keep a seperate email database from the system /etc/passwd.
Don't know if I get this point. You will have a file like this with
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On Thursday 18 October 2001 08:05 am, Richard A Nelson wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, David Bishop wrote:
> > Currently:
> > Using sendmail with webmin and the webmin control module
> > Using webmail based off of the webmin control module for sendmail
>
David Bishop wrote:
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>I have a relatively new box hosting several websites with their own domain
>names. It also runs dns and email for the same domains. So far, my
>"solution" to the Email Problem (tm) has been to simply not allow each of
>th
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I have a relatively new box hosting several websites with their own domain
names. It also runs dns and email for the same domains. So far, my
"solution" to the Email Problem (tm) has been to simply not allow each of
them to have "generic" accounts
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On Thursday 18 October 2001 08:56 am, Noel Koethe wrote:
> On Don, 18 Okt 2001, Richard A Nelson wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> > Whatever, if you stick with sendmail, I'll be happy to help - and in
> > this case, going to at least testing buys you *ALOT* with
On Don, 18 Okt 2001, Richard A Nelson wrote:
Hello,
> Whatever, if you stick with sendmail, I'll be happy to help - and in
> this case, going to at least testing buys you *ALOT* with sendmail -
> better SPAM protection, better performance, etc.
Can you tell me, why sendmail has better spam prot
On Don, 18 Okt 2001, David Bishop wrote:
> Be able to differentiate between [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You want virtual Domains in your MTA.
> Not have to keep a seperate email database from the system /etc/passwd.
Don't know if I get this point. You will have a file like this wit
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On Thursday 18 October 2001 08:05 am, Richard A Nelson wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, David Bishop wrote:
> > Currently:
> > Using sendmail with webmin and the webmin control module
> > Using webmail based off of the webmin control module for sendmail
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I have a relatively new box hosting several websites with their own domain
names. It also runs dns and email for the same domains. So far, my
"solution" to the Email Problem (tm) has been to simply not allow each of
them to have "generic" account
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