On 20 February 2002, Mark Graves said:
> I have a RedHat Linux system that I use for DNS, Listserv, etc and was
> wondering if there was a HOWTO document about creating a store-forward
> mail system. That is, have my Linux system (Sendmail) receive all
> inbound SMTP traffic, parse it against Spam Assassin rules/gradings,
> and then forward messages addressed to @acog.org to GroupWise, leaving
> @redhat.acog.org on THAT server.
This really isn't a SpamAssassin question, it's a general Unix sysadmin
question. I can give you a few bits of advice:
* use a modern MTA; I like Exim, and I have heard good things about
postfix. qmail is also good, but it's weird in many ways. If you
have't already invested lots of blood, sweat, and tears in figuring
out sendmail, don't waste your time on it.
* never name a machine after the OS it happens to be running
* plunk down the money for Philip Hazel's Exim book -- I have to
admit I have't actually looked at it myself, but I bet it's
a good way to learn how to run a Unix mail server
Greg
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