Eric "Shubes" wrote: > background for this project, but your site is a gold mine!
Thanks...;) > .) I notice that you started with toaster 1.2.3. What's the latest version > you're running with DSpam? r1.2.3 is the last update I did which was a while ago but I started with whatever version it was at a couple years ago. > .) What kind of performance are you seeing with mysql as the database > server? Will this be suitable for a high volume toaster? I'm not sure. I have seen anywhere from just under a second to several seconds to even in the double digits. The server is a p4 2.4GHz with 512M so it should have plenty of power to blow thru it faster then that. I haven't really spent any time trying to track down where the lag is...I only have about 40 mailboxes so it wasn't a big priority. I know it should be faster but... > .) I see that DSpam is hooked in via maildrop. I presume this means that > messages are never rejected during the smtp session, correct? Are rejection > messages ever sent to the sender? I suppose not, but what is the use, > really? (/I'm thinking to myself) No rejections. I had borked a dspam upgrade once and they all just spooled until I unborked it. > .) Do you use any RBLs in conjunction with DSpam? If so, which ones? I have sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org plugged into my Vexira AntiVirus. I love it. It blocks 1k-2k messages per day. > .) Do you have some automated method of creating the necessary .qmail, > .qmail-default, and .mailfilter files automatically when creating a new > domain/user (via qmailadmin or CLI)? Note, I would think that the > .mailfilter file should maybe be in a /bin somewhere, linked to from each > user (for ease of maintenance). Wow. I have one I just missed it when I put the website together. Check the site again. Its a tad hard coded but could be built on. > .) Most importantly, are you volunteering to help us out on this project? > ;) You've already done a very large part, but I'm wondering if you'll be > available for at least consultation. I have been meaning on doing an upgrade/backup to the server but its hard to dump something which has worked so well...;) I had kicked around the idea to do a dspam-toaster.rpm but never gotten around to it. This sounds like there would be enough interest to make it worth it. > Please help us, oh-Lee-one! :) Count me in. > Many thanks! No problemo. -- Lee R. Copp Project Engineer (EE/ME) http://www.michsci.com/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted <http://www.vr.org> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
