Spam

Jorge Bastos wrote:

> Hum..another thing, this dspam users, can i make it
read dbmail_users 
> table?
> So i won't need to duplicate these records.
> I'm just making there questions because i'll have to
implent it on a 
> prodution server and everything had to go fone in the
first time or 
> i'll have to run away to the sahara desert  

Why would you need that? dspam will have to create it's own
records 
anyway for tokens and what not. If postfix first checks that
the users 
exist in dbmail first, then dspam won't get spammed by
random username 
anyway and it'll all be fine. I have two databases in mysql,
one for 
dspam and one for dbmail.

It's not an easy setup at all.  If I had to implent it on a
production 
server right away, I'd start packing for the desert trip
right about 
now. It took me quite some time to get everything working on
a test 
server. I really don't recommend that, unless you have a
experience with 
setting up postfix+dspam+dbmail. Obviously you dont, yet.
The dspam 
documentation is far from perfect and might easily confuse
newcomers, 
you'll have to experiment a bit anyway.

So try it out on a random PC first, you won't regret it.

Alex
_______________________________________________
Dbmail mailing list
Dbmaildbmail.org
htt
ps://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail