How do I use MySQL as my backend database. The cost has kept
us from going to SQL 7.0 but we are already doing RADIUS, etc. with
MySQL. Is there a custom ODBC driver that I need to use? Are there
any information resources to get this setup?
Thanks,
Evans Martin
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Todd Lahman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 5:31 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Antivirus for Imail server
> On the backend Imail + SQL works extremely well. Imail doesn't put every
> bit of info into the external database, and if you don't like Microsoft
SQL,
> you can also use the free MySQL running on a Unix machine. Imail + the
> killer webmail templates is a great combo and worth the money. You can
use
> Unix list servers which scale much better than any Windows list server,
and
> cost zero $. You can also run Postfix as a mail relay to filter out spam,
> and it will also perform virus scanning if you purchase a virus package.
> Len Conrad could shed some light on the Postfix virus scanning solution he
> has cooked up. Overall if you want to put the virus scanning, list
serving,
> and spam filtering on a Unix box you will save a big chunk of change. I'm
> not sure how experienced you are with Unix, but using RedHat I have found
> makes it easier for most who are just starting out on Unix.
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