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Debian Etch + Postfix chrooted + SSL/TLS + SMTP AUTH SASL + Quota (VDA) + Postfix Admin with Virtual Users/Domains<br>+ Autoreply + Disclaimer/Autosignature + Procmail + DSPAM + Clamassassin/ClamAV + RBL checks + Mime checks<br>+ Dovecot IMAP(S)/POP3(S) chrooted
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Original Tutorial from&nbsp;&nbsp;http://www.wains.be<br>
  
<br>Sebastien Wains &lt;sebastien -the-at-sign- wains -dot- be&gt;<br>http://www.wains.be<br>http://www.mysql-apache-php.com/
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Debian Etch + Postfix chrooted + SSL/TLS + SMTP AUTH SASL + Quota (VDA) + Postfix Admin with Virtual Users/Domains<br>+ Autoreply + Disclaimer/Autosignature + Procmail + DSPAM + Clamassassin/ClamAV + RBL checks + Mime checks<br>+ Dovecot IMAP(S)/POP3(S) chrooted
  
<br>* Notes :
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[http://www.wains.be http://www.wains.be]<br>http://www.mysql-apache-php.com/
  
This reflects my configuration and my needs, so keep in mind it may not exactly be what you need.<br>I'm sure it's not perfect but I've been running a similar configuration for quite a while under CentOS 3 and CentOS 4 servers.<br>If something looks suspicious to you, please drop me a line. Postfix can be a maze to set up and understand and I may misuse/misunderstand some options.
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<br>* Notes&nbsp;:
  
The document is performance oriented, the goal is to have a fully functionning email gateway on a low performance machine. <br>Amavisd-new, spamassassin and other memory hungry services are avoided.
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This reflects my configuration and my needs, so keep in mind it may not exactly be what you need.<br>I'm sure it's not perfect but I've been running a similar configuration for quite a while under CentOS 3 and CentOS 4 servers.<br>If something looks suspicious to you, please drop me a line. Postfix can be a maze to set up and understand and I may misuse/misunderstand some options.  
  
This work is largely based on several howtos, see last section for links.
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The document is performance oriented, the goal is to have a fully functionning email gateway on a low performance machine. <br>Amavisd-new, spamassassin and other memory hungry services are avoided.  
  
Thanks go to Martin (http://blog.noremember.org/) for some precious feedback.
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This work is largely based on several howtos, see last section for links.
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Thanks go to Martin (http://blog.noremember.org/) for some precious feedback.  
  
 
NO GUARANTEE OF ANY KIND IS PROVIDED. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.<br><br>
 
NO GUARANTEE OF ANY KIND IS PROVIDED. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.<br><br>
  
 
[http://www.wains.be/pub/postfix/postfix-debian.txt Source]
 
[http://www.wains.be/pub/postfix/postfix-debian.txt Source]

Revision as of 19:15, 23 August 2008

Original Tutorial from  http://www.wains.be

Debian Etch + Postfix chrooted + SSL/TLS + SMTP AUTH SASL + Quota (VDA) + Postfix Admin with Virtual Users/Domains
+ Autoreply + Disclaimer/Autosignature + Procmail + DSPAM + Clamassassin/ClamAV + RBL checks + Mime checks
+ Dovecot IMAP(S)/POP3(S) chrooted

http://www.wains.be
http://www.mysql-apache-php.com/


* Notes :

This reflects my configuration and my needs, so keep in mind it may not exactly be what you need.
I'm sure it's not perfect but I've been running a similar configuration for quite a while under CentOS 3 and CentOS 4 servers.
If something looks suspicious to you, please drop me a line. Postfix can be a maze to set up and understand and I may misuse/misunderstand some options.

The document is performance oriented, the goal is to have a fully functionning email gateway on a low performance machine.
Amavisd-new, spamassassin and other memory hungry services are avoided.

This work is largely based on several howtos, see last section for links.

Thanks go to Martin (http://blog.noremember.org/) for some precious feedback.

NO GUARANTEE OF ANY KIND IS PROVIDED. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Source