>1 Don't know Unix\Linux yet. Don't have time to learn right now.
>2 Don't know Unix\Linux yet. Don't have time to learn right now.
>3 Don't know Unix\Linux yet. Don't have time to learn right now.
well, you don't have to be five-star Unix sys admin to get it working.
>It's on my list of things to do Q4, maybe over the holidays.....I would
>guess that at least a few folks on the list share this position and this
>begs the question: any plans for a win32 version?
The key module, postfix, only runs on *nix.
You should be able to build an equivalent using sendmail for NT as
mail-relay only:
http://www2.sendmail.com/products/routing/nt/techinfo/ $495
"Anti-Spam Tools
* Relay control options to specify what hosts or domains are allowed to use
the sendmail server as a mail relay
* The Access database file specifies domains, users, or IP ranges that are
allowed or rejected entry into sendmail
* The Mail Abuse Prevention System's Realtime Blackhole List (MAPS RBL) is
a third party database of known domains and IP addresses where spam has
originated
* Per message sizing and recipient limits to reduce MTA processing volumes"
... plus they sell sendmail polo shirt, $19.95 and pocketknife, $9.95
Be warned, sendmail has a formidable reputation as a bear to configure.
>Here's another thing: I recently started using MRTG to baseline my router
>traffic. I think MRTG is the second coming of Christ, and highly
>recommend if for my patients who chew gum.
>Anyone thoughts about using MRTG to look at Imail stats?
That's been done, both for Imail logs, by Martin Jaggi at lan.ch:
http://mrtg:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mrtg/download/imrtg09.zip,
and for IMGate by Clarksville.com (MRTG-how-to asked for but not made
available by them yet):
http://gate1.clarksville.net/stats/postfix/postfix.html.
Len
Len
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