Rodrigo Barbosa wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > On Thu, Aug 24, 2006 at 11:27:50AM +0800, Feizhou wrote: >>> On the other hand a very nice approach to an outside DMZ relay >>> is to use sendmail with MimeDefang (http://www.mimedefang.org) >>> to coordinate scanning with clamav, spamassassin, etc. It >>> has an option to check for valid users via smtp to the delivery >>> server so you don't have to set up anything extra for this >>> other than the snippet of perl that controls it all. There is >>> a moderately active mail list with helpful advice. >>> >> i'd rather use postfix in tandem with clamav and spamassassin. sendmail >> sucks. milter sucks. > > YEAH ! Flamewar ! Yohooooooooooooo! haha. well, i guess having had to immediately upgrade more than a dozen boxes running sendmail whenever a remote exploit was found kind of made me rather unwilling to deal with it anymore after the peace and quiet I get from running postfix. Also, not having to decipher them sendmail rulesets and create new ones were a relief. Then there was the instability of milter to contend with... I guess that is all long past now is it? > But only when editing the configuration file with VI. Emacs sucks. /rotfl > > But only when running on Linux. FreeBSD sucks. Still? Haven't they improved performance yet? ;) > > But only when using AMD processors. Intel sucks. YEAH! :D > > But only on ext3 filesystems. Reiserfs sucks. ...it would appear all Linux fs suck :(. I haven't tried JFS though. > > But only when the server is located on earth. Mars sucks. But you get super cooling there ;) > > Did I miss anything ? OpenBSD and Solaris. :D