I have tried searching google (found page 1 only in the cache), howtoforge.com, linuxhelp.net (older postfix document), centos forums, hughesjr forum and centos irc channel.
I was pointed to linuxhelp.net and at first thought that the howto in the forums there was it. Unfortunately, I only glanced at the title when I bookmarked it and when I got back home later that evening and actuallty read through it did I realize that it was not the howto document I was looking for.
I know hughesjr has alot of other things to do then find a way to repost the howto just for me so I have been trying to avoid directly asking him to re-post the guide somewhere (his site is being rebuilt currently). My last guess is to try here in the hopes that someone here has used the howto and kept a local copy and would be kind enough to share it.
thanks.
A simpler approach would be look for separate how-to's on
1. centos (help you install the OS) 2. postfix, sa and clam (as long as the how-to is written for Redhat you should be fine) 3. dovecot
since these are somewhat separate topics.
Here are some possible guides for you to follow
http://www.freespamfilter.org/FC4.html http://rimuhosting.com/support/settingupemail.jsp?mta=postfix See centos.org for installation documentation
You can get most of the base packages through a yum update so no need to compile for the most part.
Let me know if you have any more questions,
Ed Bailey
-----Original Message----- From: guser [mailto:guser@packetstorm.org] Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 8:01 AM To: centos@centos.org Subject: [CentOS] help locating how-to guide for centos, postfix, dovecot, clamav and spamassassin
I have tried searching google (found page 1 only in the cache), howtoforge.com, linuxhelp.net (older postfix document), centos forums, hughesjr forum and centos irc channel.
I was pointed to linuxhelp.net and at first thought that the howto in the forums there was it. Unfortunately, I only glanced at the title when I bookmarked it and when I got back home later that evening and actuallty read through it did I realize that it was not the howto document I was looking for.
I know hughesjr has alot of other things to do then find a way to repost the howto just for me so I have been trying to avoid directly asking him to re-post the guide somewhere (his site is being rebuilt currently). My last guess is to try here in the hopes that someone here has used the howto and kept a local copy and would be kind enough to share it.
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On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 09:57:53 -0400 "Edward R. Bailey" ed@commercescience.com wrote:
A simpler approach would be look for separate how-to's on
- centos (help you install the OS)
- postfix, sa and clam (as long as the how-to is written for
Redhat you should be fine) 3. dovecot
since these are somewhat separate topics.
also take a look at http://www.zimbra.com
It's Postfix based, includes spamassassin, clamav, imap... They have a free version, that works very well and handles heavy volume very well, 30,000+ emails/day.
A simpler approach would be look for separate how-to's on
- centos (help you install the OS)
- postfix, sa and clam (as long as the how-to is written for Redhat
you should be fine) 3. dovecot
since these are somewhat separate topics.
also take a look at http://www.zimbra.com
It's Postfix based, includes spamassassin, clamav, imap... They have a free version, that works very well and handles heavy volume very well, 30,000+ emails/day.
I agree that Zimbra is great idea, but I am guessing that the original poster is new to Linux and I think that is it important to learn more about how Linux works before putting something like Zimbra online. Putting some time into learning the nuts and bolt of Linux and email administration will pay off in the long run and make the transition to Zimbra easier for the poster and safer for everyone else.
Ed Bailey
Thanks for the info. I have been using linux , bsd, hpux (10 and 11.11) and solaris (2.6- 8) for 10+ years, linux mainly for the last 4 (redhat, wbel and centos). I even tried Linux From Scratch and realized that although it was fun to do, the upkeeps a pain (another reason I dontated to this project as keeping centos synced with the redhat patches and then tested must be a timehog).
Bascially my server is minimal install, layer the necessary packages, run fwbuilder on my desktop and create an in/outbound restrictive firewall that limits all but what is necessary to and from the system, setup snort and base and then run my set of shell scripts that apply the recommended CIS security changes to the system. I even have a mondorescue image of my server should it ever need to be restored..
The problem is I used that set of docs I am looking for and when writing my own docs I referenced the link to the original and did not cut and paste them into my own set of docs as I did not want to plaigarize anothers work. Since I am on vacation a few more days, I wanted to try rebuilding the system around a vmware server 1.0 architecture so I could toy around with it some without affecting our home system. Since I do not have alot of time left I was hoping to use the docs that have already worked so well for me instead of trying to work around another set and run out of time before I go back to work.
anyhow thanks again for the links, Zimbra looks rather nice but I didnt see a 'Run at your house edition'.
Ah well if not, I have all kinds of fun things I need to still do like shovel sand, lay down pavers for our bbq area out back, cut the grass and edge...someone save me and share the docs so I can tell the wife I am too busy :)
-Greg
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006 10:18:15 -0500 guser guser@packetstorm.org wrote:
anyhow thanks again for the links, Zimbra looks rather nice but I didnt see a 'Run at your house edition'.
The 'Run at your house edition' is http://www.zimbra.com/community/ and get it from the Get it: download pages
or you can go directly to:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/zimbra
On 7/20/06, guser guser@packetstorm.org wrote:
I have tried searching google (found page 1 only in the cache), howtoforge.com, linuxhelp.net (older postfix document), centos forums, hughesjr forum and centos irc channel.
I was pointed to linuxhelp.net and at first thought that the howto in the forums there was it. Unfortunately, I only glanced at the title when I bookmarked it and when I got back home later that evening and actuallty read through it did I realize that it was not the howto document I was looking for.
I know hughesjr has alot of other things to do then find a way to repost the howto just for me so I have been trying to avoid directly asking him to re-post the guide somewhere (his site is being rebuilt currently). My last guess is to try here in the hopes that someone here has used the howto and kept a local copy and would be kind enough to share it.
Please go to http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_centos_4.3 http://spamassassin.apache.org/full/3.0.x/dist/doc/Mail_SpamAssassin_Conf.ht... http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/BayesInSpamAssassin and a good link that maybe will help you avoid spam http://www.cs.uu.nl/technical/services/email/spam-policy.html
with this links i got configured my postfix, with spamassasine and Dovecot, i am not using clamav. regards, Guillermo.
Guillermo Garron wrote:
On 7/20/06, *guser* <guser@packetstorm.org mailto:guser@packetstorm.org> wrote:
I have tried searching google (found page 1 only in the cache), howtoforge.com <http://howtoforge.com>, linuxhelp.net <http://linuxhelp.net> (older postfix document), centos forums, hughesjr forum and centos irc channel.
Please go to http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_centos_4.3
Here is one I just used:
Making Centos a Home Distro http://dizwell.com/main/content/view/98/145/1/0/
I can't help giving you this address: http://www.mailscanner.info.
A very good package to keep your mailbox clean of SPAM and viruses.
I use it personally and professionally. It's great, and easy to install.
Robert Moskowitz wrote:
Guillermo Garron wrote:
On 7/20/06, *guser* <guser@packetstorm.org mailto:guser@packetstorm.org> wrote:
I have tried searching google (found page 1 only in the cache), howtoforge.com <http://howtoforge.com>, linuxhelp.net <http://linuxhelp.net> (older postfix document), centos forums, hughesjr forum and centos irc channel.
Please go to http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_centos_4.3
Here is one I just used:
Making Centos a Home Distro http://dizwell.com/main/content/view/98/145/1/0/
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