Hi Mika and Olivier,
Le 2012-03-31 16:56, Mika Laitio a écrit :
No, a standard setup (postfix and dovecot) does not use many resources
> and is rather easy to setup.
I use this combination + spamassassin on the server side.
Users can have their own automatic filtering of emails to inbox
subfolders by doing a file dovecot.sieve in their home folders which can
for example then have rules like this:
if header :contains "subject" ["[Mageia-dev]"] {
fileinto "mageia-dev";
stop;
}
if header :contains "X-Spam-Flag" ["YES"] {
fileinto "spam";
stop;
}
else {
keep;
}
This rule would basically move all mageia-dev messages to mageia-dev
folder, all messages detected by spamassassing to spam folder and then
keep all other messages in the inbox.
Setting up the spamassassin daemon parts was most confussing and I do
not have exact guides in my hand. (web was floating with various guides
for postfix+dovecot+spamassassing combination from which some worked
while some did not...)
Mika
If I go this route, is there a way to migrate all of my Thunderbird
files to this combo? Due to the nature of the magazine I run, I need all
of my previous emails accessible for many searches -- i have 3.5gigs of
emails that I work with.
I could cope with the filtering, but would love it if I could retain all
of my previously sent/received data.
Marc
