I know we've discussed setting up baruwa with cpanel, this is a great 
opportunity for Andrew to get a foot in the door into that market.

The real issue with cpanel will be managing the black/white lists. I honestly 
would not recommend even attempting to set that up. I would go with MailScanner 
UI from configserver.com. We route quite a few of our client domains who are 
hosted on our cpanel servers through our baruwa gateways if their spam seems 
high. Then we deliver it to the cpanel host. The problem will be the black & 
white lists not being seen on baruwa. We simply tell the client that because of 
their high spam levels we have had to move them to a secondary server which 
does not provide usage to the black & white.


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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] 
On Behalf Of Mark Chaney
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2013 12:00 PM
To: Baruwa users list
Subject: [Baruwa] Baruwa 2.0 and new domain/user automation

I have about 3 cpanel servers and 2 zimbra servers that are going to be using 
Baruwa 2 as their mail gateways. Just to confirm, the minimum info I need added 
to Baruwa would be the domain and its destination server. 
Correct? Then it can just use smtp authentication for user logins. 
Correct? I am not terribly concerned about creating domain admins at this point.

Next, what do you think is the best method for the automation of adding the 
domains, their blacklists/whitelists, to baruwa? Baruwa doesnt have an api or 
command line option to do it, right? So I should probably just write a script 
that adds them directly to the appropriate postgres tables on the primary 
Baruwa server?

Thanks again!

- Mark

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