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Contains my /etc/postfix directory.
Included is an exemplary configuration for a mailserver (with virtual, aliases, canonical and relocated maps).
I also added a Makefile that can be used to automagically rebuild the maps used by Postfix. Simply type make and everything will be done (invocation of postalias and postmap and -- if necessary -- Postfix will be reloaded). Extract to /etc/postfix and edit main.cf to your needs.
I improved the way the desired recipients are searched.
My fuzzy-bouncer that bounces a mail like Postfix does, but which lists up
to three (configurable) possible intended recipients.
It requires Python and the Python module
agrepy.
How to use it.
This makes your server accept mail for non-existing recipient
addresses (and might thus create backscatter).
Furthermore, it might allow for spying out valid email addresses!
queuegraph is basically a modified version of mailgraph by David Schweikert.
It consists of a small script that collects the queue statistics and a CGI
script that graphs the data.
It requires rrdtool.
couriergraph is basically a modified version of mailgraph by David Schweikert.
It consists of a small script that collects the login statistics generated
from Courier-IMAPD's logs and a CGI script that graphs the data.
It requires rrdtool.
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© by Ralf Hildebrandt This document contains links to external information sources that I do neither monitor nor control. I explicitly disclaim any liabilities in respect to external references. You are getting this document without any guarantees. Any methods shown above are meant as demonstration and may be wrong in some place. You may damage your system if you try to follow my hints and instructions. You do this at your own risk! |
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This file was last modified 29. Nov 2009 by root
