+++ Prakash Purushotham [linux-india] <13/07/02 13:02 +0530>:
> 1. When I telnet localhost 25 and type the help command, the
> response directs you to a qmail website. Can I change it
> to something different... something like "Not supported"
What's the point? Security by obscurity?
> 2. The header carries the line
> Received: (qmail nnnnn invoked by uid nnn) date, etc
> I think this line gives away a user's uid. Very certainly
So?
> this will help in tracking down misuse, etc... still,
> is there a way I can change it.
Virtual users using vmailmgr or something similar?
Again, security by obscurity. No particular need or use for it - especially
when you run a secure software and the rest of your setup is secure.
> Request you GNUrus guidance - either to relevant pages where
^^^^^^
Last I heard, qmail aint under the GPL ... and what is the point of painting
everything GNU?
-srs
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