I'm VERY excited about this test. Not being a fan of greylisting, I believe it should be removed.
I also believe that anti-virus should be moved from the messaging test and put in the security exam, as e-mail is not the only way for viruses to enter a system. IF anti-virus is to stay, then additional antivirus tools should be included, not just Amavis. Surely there are other options to SpamAssassin, as well. LDAP integration seems appropriate to me, given it's popularity for addressbooks and the like. However, MySQL integration does not seem appropriate and belongs in another category. I also believe that authentication mechanisms should be included. PAM or similar tools need to be configured and supported for clients. Webmail systems such as squirrelmail, Horde, RoundCube and the like should also be added as clients. What about iCal and other calendaring solutions? Daniel Curry. On 9/13/2010 12:10 PM, G. Matthew Rice wrote: > Hi everyone, > > This is just a soft launch announcement in advance of the PR that > Scott will be kicking up. After recovering from the 304 development > this summer, we're ready to kick into gear the 305 exam development. > > This exam's main focus will be "Mail and Messaging Services". I've > posted a short wiki page up at: > > http://wiki.lpi.org/wiki/LPIC-305 > > > It has a brief list of some technologies to be considered for > coverage. There's at least one that I hope people will vote down ;) > > Please take a look through the list of tech and let me know what we > missed, what is there that shouldn't be or any major areas that have > been overlooked. > > It also has a Minimally Qualified Candidate description similar to the > main LPIC-3. > > Regards, _______________________________________________ lpi-examdev mailing list lpi-examdev@lpi.org http://list.lpi.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/lpi-examdev
