wahhh terimakasih pak rito atas masukannya, sekali lagi terimakasih banyak akan saya coba dulu
thanks suksma --- rito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > saya ada artikel menarik dan kemaren udah saya coba > dan sukses ... :D > > > semoga membantu: > Attention! - while there is good information in > here, it is getting kind of > old. I plan on doing a re-write from scratch using > Fedora... > Setting up Qmail on Redhat 9 with pop3, pop3-ssl, > imap, imap-ssl, smtp, smtps > and webmail > What this configuration provides > The purpose of this document is to provide complete > instructions for setting > up a Redhat 9 server with Qmail 1.03, and several > important add-ons. The > final Install will provide qmail, the worldâs most > secure MTA, with support > for pop3, imap, pop3-ssl, imap-ssl,smtp, and smtps* > with authentication. The > setup will also support virtual domains, > SpamAssassin, Clam Anti-virus, and > Squirrelmail with the ability to change your > password. The setup will focus > on security as much as possible. With these > instructions you will be able to > set up a very stable and secure MTA with 100% > encrypted communication, and > the versatility to make any users happy. > *SMTPS is accomplished through a TLS patch to qmail. > In order to use SMTPS you > will need a mail client that can handle STARTTLS. > For Linux, Evolution works > well, and for Windows, Outlook should work fine. > Credits > This document is not the work of one man. It is > HEAVILY based on the work > done at http://www.shupp.org/toaster/ and > http://www.pipeline.com.au/staff/mbowe/isp/webmail-server.htm. > Both are > excellant documents which helped me create this one. > > > > Required RPMs > To the best of my abilities, I have listed below > what RPMs you will need to > have installed. If you have installed Redhat with > the âServerâ option, you > should be OK. I list these because my provider gave > me a âminimalâ install, > and gave me quite a workout when setting up Qmail :) > > > > One more note: Up2date is a wonderful thing, if you > donât have a Redhat > subscription get one! > > > > The RPMS: > gdbm > gdbm-devel > openssl > openssl-devel > stunnel > apache (httpd) > patch > gcc > cpp > glibc-devel > glibc-kernheaders > binutils > gcc-c++ > krb5 > krb5-devel > vim-common > vim-minimal > vim-enhanced (recommended) > zlib (for clamav) > zlib-devel (for clamav) > perl-DB_File > perl-suidperl > expect > tcl > > > > Update System > Next, make sure you have the latest packages > installed. From the command line > do this: > > > > up2date -u > > Firewall Rules: > Iâm not going to get into a deep discussion on > how to use iptables here. What > I will do is list what ports are needed for what > services. If you are not > familiar with setting up firewall rules with > iptables, go to > http://www.fwbuilder.org and download the packages > for Redhat 9. This is a > great firewall rule builder, complete with a GUI and > a wizard for all you > novices :) The site also provides a forum if you > have problems. > > > > Ports: > 25 â SMTP > 80 â HTTP > 106 â COURIERPASSD # For security only allow > access to this port from > localhost > 110 â POP3 > 143 â IMAP > 443 - HTTPS > 993 â IMAPS > 995 â POP3S > > > > > SETUP TIME SYNCHRONISATION: > Mail servers need to have their clocks set > correctly. If you don't have their > time sync'ed, you can experience strange problems. > Redhat comes with the ntpd package which is easy to > setup > > > > vi /etc/ntp.conf > > > > look for the "# --- OUR TIMESERVERS -----" section > and then put in the following lines : > > > > restrict xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx mask 255.255.255.255 > nomodify notrap noquery > server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx > > > > where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address of your (or > your upstream's) NTP > server > if you donât have an upstream server, you can use > a public NTP server such as > ntp0.jensenresearch.com > > > > After making the changes, you will need to restart > the ntpd service : > > > > /etc/rc.d/init.d/ntpd restart > > > > Use the ntsysv program and make sure the ntpd > service is enabled at bootup > time > > > > > Download the Needed Files > Some of these files may be version dependant, > unless you have a good reason > (and an understanding of the consequences) stick > with the versions listed. > For convenience, and because Iâm such a nice guy > I bundled all of the > required files at > http://www.timekiller.org/howtos/files/qmail-files.tar.gz > > > > cd /usr/local/src > wget > http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/daemontools-0.76.tar.gz > wget > http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp/ucspi-tcp-0.88.tar.gz > wget http://www.qmail.org/ucspi-rss.diff > wget http://cr.yp.to/software/qmail-1.03.tar.gz > wget > http://people.kldp.org/~eunjea/qmail/patch/qmail-ej-cocktail-14.tar.gz > wget http://shupp.org/patches/vpopmail-5.3.6.tar.gz > === message truncated === __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? 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