thanks but client may deep 6 groupwise anyway
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> i guess i could also slap exim on my other setup, but thats another
> mess opening a listening port25 service on the same box assp listens
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Uhm... why opening another port 25 ?!? Sorry but I've no clue about
your setup so I wonder why you'd need such a thing, see, if you have
a separa
sorry
forgot to mention ASSP is running on debian 2.6.22 kernel.
i guess i could also slap exim on my other setup, but thats another mess
opening a listening port25 service on the same box assp listens on...
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yep, ASSP sits on its own box.
everyone is happy.
just because others figured it out doesnt mean the docs are clear
they arent
nevertherless, the DNS settings were the last part.
now to make it work with groupwise and its single MTA situation...
hmmm.
GrayHat wrote:
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>> I Cant believe i
> I Cant believe it.
> IT Works!!
Well... it had to work, all in all, it works for others, I can't
see why it shouldn't work for you :) although I've to say
that your setup isn't exactly one I like :)
See, for a setup like yours I'd prefer running ASSP on
a separate box which would also run its
I Cant believe it.
IT Works!!
IF anyone wants to know, it was the MS DNS Settings:
1) Create new A record with assoc PTR record in "company.local" domain for
the ASSP box
2) Call it "spamfilter" or something unique (not the same name as the child
domain below) - my mistake!
3) Create a subdomain
