Hi Folks,
I'm getting ready to rebuild a rather old mail system.
We support a mix of activities - both commercial and otherwise -
probably the best characterization of our IT operations is that of an
academic department (local users, remote users, basic email, a list
server with a few dozen lists, web server, ...).
The current configuration is fairly vanilla - but pieced together over
time, lots of local knowledge applied, etc.:
- linux (Debian, but might move to a BSD)
- postfix
- amavisd-new, clamAV, spamassassin
- sympa list manager
- procmail for local delivery
- uw imap&pop daemons
It's all getting a little long in the tooth - particularly our antispam
setup - so I've been planning on rebuilding from scratch, and maybe in
the process replacing/augmenting some of the components:
- GUI based admin tools (particularly for filtering rules)
- SIEVE
- a webmail server
- maybe dbmail
- maybe replacing the imap/pop daemons
All my reference books, notes, web links to tutorials, etc. are 5-10
years old. I'm wondering if anybody can point me to a good CURRENT
reference that summarizes/compares the latest and greatest software,
provides some best practices, etc.
Thanks very much,
Miles Fidelman
--
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice.
In practice, there is. .... Yogi Berra
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