Mail recommendation

[Niki Guldbrand]

Hi all.

I have been wanting to do a postfix -> dspam -> anomy -> maildrop ->
courier, and maybe  hook a virus scanner to anomy...

anomy @ http://mailtools.anomy.net/sanitizer.html
dspam @ http://www.nuclearelephant.com/projects/dspam/

dspam has started to implement a p2p network to share spam signatures
for use when it is not sure if it's spam or not.

This is something i had planned to implement at my former work place, so
i'll have to play here at home instead now ;-)

Hope some of you can use that info to some thing ;-)


Niki

On Sun, 2003-11-16 at 16:21, Auke Kok wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-11-14 at 19:49, Richard Pyne wrote:
> > I am looking for feedback and suggestions. I am setting up a new mail 
> > server using lunar. The things I know I want to do/use are:
> > 
> > Postfix
> > courier-imap (I think)
> > Virtual domains/mailboxes with separate userspace for each domain.
> > pop-before-smtp (functionality)
> > web based mail reader
> > mailman
> > spam/virus filtering
> > Postgres for mail user management
> 
> Some setups I'm currently using and that work well are:
> 
> [sendmail|postfix]+procmail > courier-imap,squirrelmail over
> https(apache2/php). This has mysql support of course, which ould give
> you currently mysql authentication for almost everything. I advice to
> use postfix, but don't know if that does mysql lookups for users...
> supposedly courier-imap does do postgresql... pop-b4-smtp is easy, and
> works with teapop, I think qpopper too, perhaps even UW imap, but that
> would conflict with courier-imap.
> 
> Try to use DNSbl lists like orbs and spamcop, they plug into pretty much
> all e-mails servers nowadays.
> 
> Interested in what other people's setups are...!
> 
> sofar
> 
> > 
> > I welcome any suggestions as to which modules to use and configuration 
> > hints and suggestions.
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