I have pretty much the same setup, except I use vpopmail in the mix, and
squirrelmail for the webmail side of things. I have no experience
with SqWebmail, so I can't really compare them. One bonus for
squirrelmail is that if you configure spamassasin with mysql support,
you can put a highly configurable plugin into squirrelmail to control
spamassasin on a per-user basis.
Kit Halsted wrote:
Howdy Folks:
I've just been asked to either set up a new server or add some services
to an existing server. The current server runs netqmail 1.05 + SMTP-AUTH
0.42 & vpopmail 5.4.2 on OpenBSD 3.5. The client's requirements are as
follows:
-Virus checking
-Spam filtering
-Quota limitations enforced
-Web admin for changing passwords & such
-Webmail
For ease of administration, the server will run OpenBSD 3.5 whether it
goes on the current box or something else. I'm also quite inclined to
stick with qmail/vpopmail for the same reasons. What I'm thinking of
using consists of the following:
ClamAV
SpamAssassin
SQWebMail
QmailAdmin
I'd love to hear from anybody who's using these together, & I think I
also need to patch qmail for Maildir++ (?) support? Does the patch for
that interfere with the SMTP-AUTH patch?
Thanks,
-Kit
