Believe it or not, all the answers to your questions can be found at
http://www.qmail.org/top.html !
Brett.
>>>>> "Boris" == Boris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Greetings. I am writing a small book about Linux/FreeBSD since 1999
> (just for fun, maybe it will be released someadays, maybe not, who
> knows).
> Currently i try to find out the advantages of qmail. It took me some
> time to get it working, but I am very surprised about the speed. I
> have changed my production server in realtime from sendmail to
> qmail. It was not easy, but I have it done. And I was not required
> to delete sendmail.
> There are some things I need to know about qmail to complete my work
> on this chapter.
> * First, I need to know is there a similar way to stop spammers as
> in sendmail with /etc/access. This is a very important feature to
> me. I dont want to use procmail or similar for such a feature, is
> there an option for it?
> * Is there a way to forward all outgoing mails to a specific SMTP?
> * Are there somewhere detailed instructions about implementing
> RBL/ORBS?
> * I have read some solution about SMTP AUTH and I need to know what
> the people outside are using to stop spammers and to authenticate
> users before they are allowed to send e-mails. What are the
> currently most used solutions? I have found some, but I would like
> to know what is used in real environments.
> It would be great for detailed informations, because its not very
> easy to find all neccessary informations.
> Thanks for your time.
> -- Boris [MCSE, CNA]
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