Hi Lyle,
We don't use Fedora in general (prefer Ubuntu/Debian) but we have very
successfully deployed a number of postfix/amavis/postgrey and Maia
Mailguard setups to clients. Stands up very well compared to commercial
solutions and gives you all the spam/av you could ever want.
Maia is a beast to setup, we have packages for Ubuntu which make it much
easier. A decent setup with postfix/amavis/postgrey gets most people
most of the way with filtering. Maia is strictly for the hardcore :)
let me know if you need more help with the actual setup.
thanks
dave
Lyle Chapman wrote:
Could someone offers some advice, we already have an email server up and
running communigate on an apple xserve. My manager has asked me if there
are any anti-spam/anti-virus solutions that we can use as a pass-thru
solution on a separate box. ie:
router
|
anti-spam/virus solution
|
email server
|
desktop clients
I have looked at clarkconnect, e-smith, astaro etc. Is there anything
that would say run on Fedora (as a bunch of daemons/services). Obviously
with other distros have an email server built-in which we do not need.
Any help is always appreciated.
Lyle Chapman
Prepress Supervisor
Torch Publishing Company Pty Ltd
47 Allingham Street, Condell Park, NSW, 2200
Ph: 612 9795 0000
Fax: 612 9795 0096
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