Hi Pete,
I have here a similar configuration running
A Eigerstein firewall and a fileserver running Suse 6.3
I pick up my mails from external pop3 servers using fetchmail and
deliver it direct to local mail files on the fileserver using procmail.
On the fileserver also sendmail is running as local mail relay and to
receive status mails from local print and file servers and from the
firewall.
I don't know if a fetchmail and a procmail package exist out there.
Here are config files for fetchmail and procmail
.fetchmailrc is placed in the home root homedirectory
I run fetchmail every 30 minutes as cron job.
-- ~root/.fetchmailrc --------------------------------------------------
# Configuration created Sun Sep 16 15:58:49 2001 by fetchmailconf
set postmaster "postmaster"
set nobouncemail
set properties ""
poll pop.isp.de with proto POP3 envelope Envelope-to and options no dns
aka mydomain1.de mydomain2.de localdomains mydomain1.de mydomain2.de
user loginname there with password *** is M.Schuler Manfred papa
here
mda '/usr/bin/procmail'
antispam 571 550 501 554
user loginname-1 there with password *** is annette here
mda '/usr/bin/procmail'
antispam 571 550 501 554
user loginname-2 there with password *** is anja here
mda '/usr/bin/procmail'
antispam 571 550 501 554
user loginname-3 there with password *** is heike here
mda '/usr/bin/procmail'
antispam 571 550 501 554
poll pop.isp2.de with proto POP3 envelope Envelope-to and options no dns
aka mydomain.de localdomains mydomain.de
user loginname-fax there with password *** is papa fax here
mda '/usr/bin/procmail'
antispam 571 550 501 554
-- end of ~root/.fetchmailrc -------------------------------------------
-- /etc/procmailrc -----------------------------------------------------
# procmail configuration
LOGFILE=/var/log/procmail
LOGABSTRACT=yes
ORGMAIL=/var/spool/mail/root
:0 bhf
* ! ^^From
| /usr/bin/formail
:0 bhc
/var/spool/mail/input
:0 H :
* ^envelope-to.*m.schuler
/var/spool/mail/papa
:0 H :
* ^envelope-to.*fax
/var/spool/mail/papa
:0 H :
* ^envelope-to.*manfred
/var/spool/mail/papa
:0 H :
* ^envelope-to.*a.schuler
/var/spool/mail/annette
:0 H :
* ^envelope-to.*annette
/var/spool/mail/annette
:0 H :
* ^envelope-to.*anja
/var/spool/mail/anja
:0 H :
* ^envelope-to.*heike
/var/spool/mail/heike
-- end of /etc/procmailrc ----------------------------------------------
Pete Dubler schrieb:
>
> I would like to now extend my second LEAF system, which is acting as a
> Samba file server within my private network, and add mail filtering and
> "sorting". I want to keep things as simple and small as possible.
>
> Can you help me find an appropriate set of .lrp's ... I think I know
> what the solution should look like (see list below), but am hoping there
> is a simpler solution out there...
>
> I have a need to sort mail coming into my domain (mydomain.com) to
> individual users ([EMAIL PROTECTED] {or [EMAIL PROTECTED]},
> [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc) such that each user can pick-up their mail using
> netscape on their Win98 machines within our private network. We get our
> inbound mail (*@mydomain.com) via a mail server which I can access using
> POP3 protocol (through a wireless 802.11b link hosted by my first LEAF
> machine which also serves as our firewall). I then need a simple, easy
> to maintain, method to sort the mail here on my second Linux (LEAF) box,
> on the private network within my firewall. I am not sure that Qmail is
> the easiest solution and am VERY open to suggestions. This is what the
> picture looks like. My mini-linux server is running a debian stripped
> down 2.2.19 kernel (aka Dachstain LEAF) with IDE support. This is on a
> 486 system which serves as a samba file server for my internal network
> of 6 windows computers. There is no need for outbound mail handling,
> only inbound "sorting".
>
> Incoming Mail:
>
> Offsite Inbound mail server --(pop)--/(firewall)----> onsite SORT MAIL
> TO USERS and FILTER OUT SPAM, etc.---(pop)----> Pick up via individual
> user copy of netscape
>
> Outgoing Mail:
>
> Individual user copy of Netscape -(smtp)--/--> direct to offsite mail
> server
>
> It seems to me that I need all of the following, but would love to find
> a simpler solution:
>
> 1- fetchmail - to retrive the incoming mail from my remote server via
> POP.
> 2- sendmail or qmail - to process the incoming mail
> 3- procmail - to filter the mail and sort it to individual users
> 4- popd - to make the mailbox files available to the Netscape users via
> POP
>
> Anyone done this with LEAF and can point me to the lrps? I have found
> an lrp for qmail and one for fetchmail, but none for procmail or popd
> yet. Again though, I would like to find a simpler solution.
>
> THANKS!
>
> PS: I will document the final solution so your help goes a long way
> after solving my problem...
>
> pete at dublerfamily dot com
>
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