[qmailtoaster] Thanks for a great set of packages!

About a month ago I replaced our old QmailToaster-based spam filters with the latest stuff. The old systems were not ideally configured: - no DNS blacklist lookups - no URI blacklist lookups - no DCC, Razor, Pyzor - no automated SpamAssassin rule updates - no spamdyke They were basically just

[qmailtoaster] Thanks!

Just wanted to drop a note and say thanks. Why you ask? I'll tell you. I finally figured something out yesterday. I mysteriously got this book delivered to my house the other day. It is a good book, and one that I was interested in (it's on interfacing computers to physical devices through

Re: [qmailtoaster] Thanks!

Jake, you know you are a Nerd when you enjoy a good tech manual LOL I have a few like that but have not had the time to really enjoy them. I have had to re-gear my thought process for networking and server technologies. Maybe when I retire I will build a giant Bot to carry my old @$$ around.

[qmailtoaster] Thanks

Hey Jake, Just saw on the list that you were upgrading the backup scripts. I use these things all the time and they work pretty well. Just wanted to say thanks. Thanks Q - QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted

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Kyle Quillen wrote: Hey Jake, Just saw on the list that you were upgrading the backup scripts. I use these things all the time and they work pretty well. Just wanted to say thanks. No problem at all. Should have a new release out in the next couple days that backs up just about

Re: [qmailtoaster] Thanks

Kyle Quillen wrote: Hey Jake, Just saw on the list that you were upgrading the backup scripts. I use these things all the time and they work pretty well. Just wanted to say thanks. Thanks Q Yes, but how well does the *restore* work? The proof of the pudding is in the eating! :)

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Well that is the Great thing about QMail toaster Never needed to use it. LOL I just knocked on wood!! On Tue, 2006-11-07 at 18:15 -0700, Eric Shubes wrote: Kyle Quillen wrote: Hey Jake, Just saw on the list that you were upgrading the backup scripts. I use these things all

[qmailtoaster] Thanks to SURBL QmailToaster Page

Hey Guys, Just wanted to say thanks to all involved in the SURBL page. I have just turned SURBL on for my server and this is a big time improvement. Thanks for the help community. Erik - QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted

[qmailtoaster] Thanks

Thanks again to Nick and the people behind this great email solution. Two thumbs up :)Respectfully yours,Sandeil Groups are talking. Were listening. Check out the handy changes to Yahoo! Groups.

Re: [qmailtoaster] Thanks for all the help

@qmailtoaster.com Subject:Re: [qmailtoaster] Thanks for all the help Priority: Normal You can put a smtp route. Try adding this to /var/qmail/control/smtproutes IPOFSERVER:dallasdomain.org Otherwise, this is undoable. Qmail doesn't support hosts. On 3/16/06, Shawn Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote

[qmailtoaster] Thanks for all the help

I want to thank you all for your help. With your support, I was able to biuld my first Linux e-mail server today. HOORAY!!! I have one last question. We have a local mail server under a different name (dallassummermusicals.org) and do not run a DNS server in-house. I've added a route

[qmailtoaster] Thanks (and Happy New Year!)

Thanks for your help everyone, my toaster is cooking nicely. :-) I have a couple of questions before I go quiet for a little while and study a bit more: When I came to the part of the instructions that described setting up a certificate I couldn't find the directory referred to. (I am working

Re: [qmailtoaster] Thanks for Qmail Toaster!

Michael Hicks wrote: Hi All: I just want to say thanks for creating such a great package and installation guide. Until last saturday I was using the QVCS package, then a power outage hosed my server. When I tried to reinstall qvcs, the install script was failing and the mailing list didn't