Fedora Core 5 maia

CHRISTOPHER TATRO wrote:

> Do any good install guides exist for Maia? I would need
something very
> comprehensive.

Stephen Carter has perhaps the most detailed step-by-step
guides of this
sort, though they're based on SuSE and not Fedora Core. 
You might still
get good use out of them, though.  See his
"HOWTO" guides at
<http://www.retnet.co.uk
/>.

In general, it's hard to construct a single, comprehensive
guide to
setting up a mail system and all of its components.  That's
because
everybody's needs are different, and so necessarily any
such guide has
to make limiting assumptions about the types of needs the
reader will
have.  Entire books have been written to explain how to
install and
configure the MTA portion alone (e.g. Postfix, Sendmail,
Exchange
Server, etc.), the database (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL), and
the web server
(e.g. Apache, IIS, etc.).

The documentation that's Maia-specific can be found on the
Maia website,
at <http://www
.maiamailguard.com/docs.php>.  It's step-by-step as
well,
but it assumes that you've already figured out how to get
things like
your MTA, database, and web server installed and configured
for your
site's needs.

-- 
Robert LeBlanc <rjlrenaissoft.com>
Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
guard.com/>

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Hi,

  I once upon a time spent a weekend starting to document
the process
of installing Maia from scratch on Ubuntu (Debian) Linux...
My notes,
while not complete, can be found at: http://www.dpsims
.com/~dpsims/maia/
You will also find some scripts to automate the installation
of all the
prerequisite bits on a Unbuntu minimal (server)
installation.... If you
want to try that out, I would be happy to help and to
correct any errors
in the incomplete documentation...

  Also, if there is interest in this type of basic setup I
would be happy
to complete the documentation of the process if anyone wants
me to....

Dave Sims
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On Sun, 30 Jul 2006, Robert LeBlanc wrote:

> CHRISTOPHER TATRO wrote:
>
> > Do any good install guides exist for Maia? I would
need something very
> > comprehensive.
>
> Stephen Carter has perhaps the most detailed
step-by-step guides of this
> sort, though they're based on SuSE and not Fedora
Core.  You might still
> get good use out of them, though.  See his
"HOWTO" guides at
> <http://www.retnet.co.uk
/>.
>
> In general, it's hard to construct a single,
comprehensive guide to
> setting up a mail system and all of its components. 
That's because
> everybody's needs are different, and so necessarily
any such guide has
> to make limiting assumptions about the types of needs
the reader will
> have.  Entire books have been written to explain how to
install and
> configure the MTA portion alone (e.g. Postfix,
Sendmail, Exchange
> Server, etc.), the database (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL),
and the web server
> (e.g. Apache, IIS, etc.).
>
> The documentation that's Maia-specific can be found on
the Maia website,
> at <http://www
.maiamailguard.com/docs.php>.  It's step-by-step as
well,
> but it assumes that you've already figured out how to
get things like
> your MTA, database, and web server installed and
configured for your
> site's needs.
>
> --
> Robert LeBlanc <rjlrenaissoft.com>
> Renaissoft, Inc.
> Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
guard.com/>
>
>
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On Sunday 30 July 2006 18:21, David Sims wrote:
> Hi,
>
>   I once upon a time spent a weekend starting to
document the process
> of installing Maia from scratch on Ubuntu (Debian)
Linux... My notes,
> while not complete, can be found at: http://www.dpsims
.com/~dpsims/maia/
> You will also find some scripts to automate the
installation of all the
> prerequisite bits on a Unbuntu minimal (server)
installation.... If you
> want to try that out, I would be happy to help and to
correct any errors
> in the incomplete documentation...
>
>   Also, if there is interest in this type of basic
setup I would be happy
> to complete the documentation of the process if anyone
wants me to....
>
> Dave Sims
>
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**************
>
On that note, I've also written some "how-to"
type documentation for 
Maia-Mailguard. However, it's not for Linux, it's for
FreeBSD. I've found 
hundreds of
Postfix+Virtual-Users/Domains+Amavisd/Maia+Etc... how-to's
on the 
internet, but nothing for FreeBSD.

I understand that there are plenty of FreeBSD people that
think this is some 
sort of "easy way out" due to not learning the
software itself. However, I 
believe that getting something you know nothing about to
work, then playing 
with it later will teach you far more in the long run. So,
whatever. Either 
way, I'll post the link to my 
FreeBSD+Postfix+Maia-Mailguard+*Everything-Under-The-Sun*...
. here in case 
anyone is interested.

Besides, I still need feedback to make sure it all works. :P

Regards,
Janky Jay, III

> On Sun, 30 Jul 2006, Robert LeBlanc wrote:
> > CHRISTOPHER TATRO wrote:
> > > Do any good install guides exist for Maia? I
would need something very
> > > comprehensive.
> >
> > Stephen Carter has perhaps the most detailed
step-by-step guides of this
> > sort, though they're based on SuSE and not Fedora
Core.  You might still
> > get good use out of them, though.  See his
"HOWTO" guides at
> > <http://www.retnet.co.uk
/>.
> >
> > In general, it's hard to construct a single,
comprehensive guide to
> > setting up a mail system and all of its
components.  That's because
> > everybody's needs are different, and so
necessarily any such guide has
> > to make limiting assumptions about the types of
needs the reader will
> > have.  Entire books have been written to explain
how to install and
> > configure the MTA portion alone (e.g. Postfix,
Sendmail, Exchange
> > Server, etc.), the database (e.g. MySQL,
PostgreSQL), and the web server
> > (e.g. Apache, IIS, etc.).
> >
> > The documentation that's Maia-specific can be
found on the Maia website,
> > at <http://www
.maiamailguard.com/docs.php>.  It's step-by-step as
well,
> > but it assumes that you've already figured out
how to get things like
> > your MTA, database, and web server installed and
configured for your
> > site's needs.
> >
> > --
> > Robert LeBlanc <rjlrenaissoft.com>
> > Renaissoft, Inc.
> > Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
guard.com/>
>
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Uhmm... DUH. Sorry. Forgot the link. (Too much to drink this
evening)

Anyhow, enjoy...

http://forums.thekeyboardcowboys.org/forumdisplay.ph
p?fid=37

Regards
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