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I'm looking for a recommendation for a mail server running on FC7.
It will support a dozen users and should have spam and virus filtering. POP3 access for sure, Web ...
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- 08-01-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Recommend Fedora 7 Mail Server
I'm looking for a recommendation for a mail server running on FC7.
It will support a dozen users and should have spam and virus filtering. POP3 access for sure, Web mail access is a plus. The intent is a stable mail server for small groups of Windows users.
I think I want to run SpamAssassin, etc. Don't know about the antivirus. QMail looks attractive due to resistance to invasion.
- 08-04-2007 #2Just Joined!
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My favourite combination is qmail + vpopmail + squirrelmail + spamassassin (via qmail-queue-scanner.pl). If you check out qmailrocks.org, you'll find a great walk-through.
It's really a matter of personal preference though: postfix + vmadmin is another possiblity, as is sendmail + mime-defang. I believe exim has some degree of SA integration built-in
- 08-05-2007 #3Just Joined!
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I'm going to try it on CentOS 5.0 and QMailToaster. I've been told that CentOS is basically a free version of Red Hat Enterprise, and more conservative (read: stable) than cutting-edge Fedora.
I got CentOS installed and updated just fine, but the toaster script killed the GUI management interface. Fortunately I keep snapshots in VMWare which is where it is being developed, so I can roll back a few steps without a total reinstall.
I can see that Linux won't give Microsoft any competition for the general public, until Linux gets past the complex setup issues. Macintosh OS-X is unix, but do they have the complex setup issues that Linux has? I suspect not, but I'm not a Mac guy at all.


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