This is clear, but what is linked to what?
What is a ’Group’ in the web admin? Where is it ’linked’? I don’t see it in
policy members.
What’s are the differencies between Accounting and Quotas? Just that the time
is fixed?
Is is possible to contribute in the web interface?
Thanks,
Tom
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On 04/19/12 13:50, DAJKA Tamas wrote:
Of course, I’ve checked it out, but couldn’t make out the whole picture L
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Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2012 3:34 PM
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Subject: Re: [policyd-users] What is what
On 04/19/12 13:04, DAJKA Tamas wrote:
Hi,
I’m new to policyd, but want to setup a mailserver, where I can limit the
number of mails sent per month.
Installed policyd v2.1 just fine, got the web interface working well. My
question is, what is a policy and what is an ACL and how are they
connected/related? Someone should draw it down J
I see, that I can setup Policies ( and policy members ) and Groups, but I don’t
see where they connect to each other. What are the relations?
Moreover, I can create an Access Control which I can link to a policy. What is
it good for? Is this just a general mostly yes/no setup?
What’s the difference between Quotas and Accounting?
To accomplish my goal, should I setup a ’blank’ policy and create an
’Accounting’ and that’s it?
The documentation on the site gives an explanation of the various modules
including a brief configuration description.
Did you check this out?
You clearly did not read the documentation.
Policies:
http://policyd.org/content/policies-configuration
Each and every policy element is explained.
Access control:
http://policyd.org/content/accesscontrol
First paragraph "Access control refers to plain and simple access control you
can perform on email, this includes holding, rejecting, discarding (dropping),
filtering or redirecting."
Accounting:
http://policyd.org/content/accounting
First paragraph "This module supports message count and message cumulative size
over a fixed period of time."
Quotas:
http://policyd.org/content/quotas
First paragraph "This module supports message count and message cumulative size
over a user defined period of time."
At the bottom of this page there is an example of how the counters are used.
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