>> Did you bother to even try searching the archives? It seems not. > > It seams that you are right! ;) > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf >> Of Damien Hull >> Sent: Tuesday, 24 May 2005 2:50 PM >> To: misc >> Subject: Email Server >> >> How is OpenBSD as an Email server? > > Boring.... because you don't have to install Updates every week like wich > such fucked up Linux. > >> I ran an email server on FreeBSD and it ran fine. Right now I'm using >> Fedora Core 3 as a workstation and server. My workstation is fine but >> the server is having problems. Could be hardware related. Not sure where > > You're a free BETA-tester for the next commercial RedHat(e). > Isn't that worse enought? > >> the problem is. > >> I'm looking for opinions and testimonials. If you are running OpenBSD as >> an email server let me know what you think. > > It's good.... > sendmail+clamav+popa3 (even I've to use that damn stunnel..) > >> I'm also wondering how the "secure by default" works. Can I get a secure >> mail server out of the ports tree. > > Yeah... wonders and much more wonders... > Welcome to the wizzards of OS ;) > > Btw: systrace and gcc-patches... > >> 1. Postfix > > I never used it... > >> 2. Cyrus imap server > > I never used it... > >> 3. SSL and TLS > > Works perfectly > >> All of these are in Fedora but I'm wondering if the OpenBSD team has >> modified them in any way or checked them for security problems etc... > > Including Fedora are also binary only drivers, NDA-stuff and much more > crap. > Just imagine that you can't find all the stuff wich is included into that > fucked up Distri in OpenBSD (Seams I "like" Fedora a lot..). ;) > > Btw: Even if you#re from austria you should be able to read the > informations provided by the website, or? ;)
Btw: sorry to the *.au guy I missed the first mail! :-) I'm realy sorry (that happens if you#re awake all the night long) :-) Kind regards, Sebastian
