J Sloan schrieb:
I'm going to try out hapolicy first, since it's quite a bit quicker and
cheaper to set up than full blown mysql replication.
hapolicy (http://postfwd.org/DEVEL/tools/hapolicy-0.99.1) was developed
to be small (~200 lines perl), simple and reliable. therefore it uses
only
Jan P. Kessler wrote:
hapolicy (http://postfwd.org/DEVEL/tools/hapolicy-0.99.1) was developed
to be small (~200 lines perl), simple and reliable. therefore it uses
only basic perl modules and relies on postfix spawn. we run it since
more than 6 months without problems to have a shared
Geert Hendrickx wrote:
What drawbacks did you experience? We run a local policyd instance on each
postfix server too, all connecting to a central (not replicated) MySQL.
Policyd's behaviour when MySQL becomes unavailable is configurable, it can
either tempfail (4xx) all incoming e-mail or
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 10:15:07AM -0700, J Sloan wrote:
Yes, that is the benefit of doing it that way. But we experienced problems
with recurring corruption of the isam tables when the network connections
to the db server were interrupted. Apparently myisam tables don't deal well
with
Geert Hendrickx wrote:
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 10:15:07AM -0700, J Sloan wrote:
Yes, that is the benefit of doing it that way. But we experienced problems
with recurring corruption of the isam tables when the network connections
to the db server were interrupted. Apparently myisam tables
Has anyone ever written a proxy server for policy services? I have a
policy server (grossd, one of the best greylisting engines I've ever
used) that, if it goes down, causes my Postfix servers to temp fail
everything with 'Server configuration problem'. This is a real problem
for me. I'd
Zitat von Adrian Overbury adr...@inomial.com:
Has anyone ever written a proxy server for policy services? I have
a policy server (grossd, one of the best greylisting engines I've
ever used) that, if it goes down, causes my Postfix servers to temp
fail everything with 'Server configuration
Adrian Overbury wrote:
Has anyone ever written a proxy server for policy services? I have a
policy server (grossd, one of the best greylisting engines I've ever
used) that, if it goes down, causes my Postfix servers to temp fail
everything with 'Server configuration problem'. This is a real
On May 13, 2009, at 12:51 PM, J Sloan j...@tmsusa.com wrote:
Adrian Overbury wrote:
Has anyone ever written a proxy server for policy services? I have a
policy server (grossd, one of the best greylisting engines I've ever
used) that, if it goes down, causes my Postfix servers to temp fail
J Sloan:
Adrian Overbury wrote:
Has anyone ever written a proxy server for policy services? I have a
policy server (grossd, one of the best greylisting engines I've ever
used) that, if it goes down, causes my Postfix servers to temp fail
everything with 'Server configuration problem'.
Wietse Venema wrote:
J Sloan:
Adrian Overbury wrote:
Has anyone ever written a proxy server for policy services? I have a
policy server (grossd, one of the best greylisting engines I've ever
used) that, if it goes down, causes my Postfix servers to temp fail
everything with
Sahil Tandon wrote:
Google 'hapolicy synopsis' -- the author of postfwd wrote a perl
script which acts as a load balancing policy service that can return
dunno if the underlying services are unreachable. Obviously, if
hapolicy itself malfunctions, you're back at square one.
Looks
Adrian Overbury a écrit :
Has anyone ever written a proxy server for policy services? I have a
policy server (grossd, one of the best greylisting engines I've ever
used) that, if it goes down, causes my Postfix servers to temp fail
everything with 'Server configuration problem'. This is a
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