Wayne Catterton wrote: > Hi, > > I currently have a mailsystem that's been running for at least 10 > years. It's a variation of a qmail toaster I found a long time ago on > the web. It's been updated maybe only once since I've had it (but > I've kept various components updated throughout the years like > spamassassin and clamav). I was running qmail, vpopmail, maildrop, > courier imap, smtp auth, squirrelmail, clamav, ezlm, qmailadmin + tmda, > vqadmin, spamassassin, tmda (with custom scripts and such I wrote). At > any rate, I've got a new server to build a new email system on, and I've > got the qmail toaster on it again (Cent OS 5 install). I really liked > the install, it was really easy and set most everything up without any > errors or problems (I had a few issues, but nothing that couldn't be > solved easily). However this time I wanted to do things a little > different and I will ask about those down below, but first I have a > couple general questions. > > 1. The qmailadmin-toaster package, I was wanting to turn on the > domain-autofill option (I run multiple domains, and this just makes one > less thing the user has to fill in), is it ok to turn on? and if so, > what is the easiest way to do so? > > 2. Currently Spamassassin is installed and I added in some of the extra > stuff for it, like pyzor and auto learn by sending to a spam/no spam > address.
Forwarding spam to a "spam" address is a bad idea. SA will see the sender as being the recipient of the original message. (FWIW, DSPAM wouldn't have this problem). A better way to do this with SA is to *move* the message to a shared IMAP folder, and have sa-learn process the messages from there. > If I decided I didn't want to use spamassassin anymore, could > I just uninstall the spamassassin-toaster rpm? would everything still > function? or do you have to do some cleanup? Some configuration cleanup would be required. The simplest way to disable it is to turn it off in the /var/qmail/control/simcontrol file. > 3.I've seen various articles on dspam with qmail and vpopmail, but > nothing full and complete on fully integrating it. are you looking to > add in a dspam module? I wouldn't look for dspam to be included in the stock toaster any time soon. I believe that some folks have implemented it however. > is there any reference you reccomend to how to > install and integrate it? I don't know of one off hand. > What I'd like is to have dspam setup for each > user and have a [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for each user to > forward spam/ham mail to that dspam will learn from. I'd like to have > the dspam cgi also, and install the dspam plugin for squirrelmail. > Probably build an automated script to auto create the dspam files and > setup dspam in the .qmail file when a user is created. any tips and advice? Sounds like it'd be a nice setup. FWIW, I don't see many users bothering to forward spam. That's just my opinion though. > Thanks, > > Wayne Catterton CCNA > Network Engineer > Scappoose, OR Good luck. (really!) -- -Eric 'shubes' --------------------------------------------------------------------- QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted <http://www.vr.org> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
