Davide
Thanks for your analysis. I'd appreciate psync to just kill syntactical
wrong messages. It's of no help if I find out by chance that a message
delivery has stalled some weeks ago. The message content may certainly
be outdatet by the moment of discovery. Usually it's spam anyway...
Coul
I once had a client (back in the old days) complaining about the speed of
internet.
He 'd suggested to 'rewrite the -world wide web- darn thing'.
What difference will it make in speed nowadays? 3 - 4 secs?
Or are we talking about an expensive sat-link (or mobile modem) where you
have to pay for
I didn't mention that the existing email server is Novell's Groupwise. The
users don't have control over the outgoing smtp server to send email. I was
thinking of GroupWise using xmail as a smart host, to drop all outgoing
mail, Xmail have the smarts to look at the source email address via a
mai
Oh, I actually have an idea that should work :)
Since this is behind a firewall I can assume that you dont need any
protection from spammers
Just setup Xmail runing on different ports/Ip/machine/etc just as an open
relay
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create a second domain such as fuckingidiots.thedomain.com
Mail will get there. Either use the "slow" (what is it? DSL? I've used ISDN
to connect 100 people to the internet as well as the mail server for those
100 people) link for everyone or if the emails have to "get there faster"
then use the
This is probably a good one for Davide.
I have a customer that wants to route certain outgoing emails though a
different internet link (a faster link) for certain users of a domain.
It gets better !!
The two internet links are connected to the same firewall, so at the IP
layer the firewall (a pack
On Sunday 16 Feb 2003 20:56, Frederik wrote:
> Go and find yourself at least 40Mb RAM xtra.
> To get spamassassin to work you'll at least need 24Mb (!! with spamc &
> spamd & perl interpreter).
> Good Luck,
Thanks,
However, I now have it running very reliably in the 16M. Of course, I have a
fair
Richard,
Go and find yourself at least 40Mb RAM xtra.
To get spamassassin to work you'll at least need 24Mb (!! with spamc & spamd
& perl interpreter).
Good Luck,
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Van: Richard A Downing [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Verzonden: zaterdag 15 februari 2003 21:40
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