Comments on Setting Up A Mail Server Using Exim4, Clamav, Dovecot, SpamAssassin And Many More On Debian Lenny
Setting Up A Mail Server Using Exim4, Clamav, Dovecot, SpamAssassin And Many More On Debian This howto describes one way to build a scalable, secure, full-featured mail platform. It offers virtual hosting of mailboxes in maildir format with support for quotas and server-side filtering, domain aliasing, address aliasing, address forwarding, catchall addresses. Relaying is secured with STARTTLS and SMTP-AUTH. Incoming mails are checked for viruses, spam, and checked against SPF policy and DNSBL.
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indeed... sudo is an ubuntu thing but INMHO having no root login enabled should be a security default. Anyway I added a preliminary to reflect your comment.
am glad you enjoyed this howto.
Hi all',
for all those noobs please allow me to scratch indeed... sudo is an ubuntu thing
Yes, right
Under Debian, you have little use for sudo. It is under Ubuntu that you need it.
I agree that only a newbie will not notice the mistake, and newbies typically don't set up complex mail servers. Still, the manual is good, and will be a little bit better without it.