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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2005-04-23 13:48:10
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Kari Mattsson wrote: > > Few notes from my mailgw.....com project: > > - the following services are required: > postfix, spamd, freshclam, sagator, syslog[-ng] > - postfix requires quite a bit hacking for a safe setup, which is > accidentally NOT an open relay, but still is an backup MX for many > domains, and optionally an gateway for some LAN-side mail servers I guess it would be nice to post the key settings to the discuss list, I'm sure some users will appreciate this. > - it is a good idea to limit the relay_recipients in postfix so that > you don't get overloaded with spam sent to non-existing addresses > - integrating sagator+clamav+spamassassin to postfix is rather > straightforward > - it would be a great addition, if i could integrate postfix to > saslauthd on this same setup, but it is not possible at this time due > to a missing saslauth conf file -- this seems to be a known issue Are we missing this file? > - last but not least: getting a (graphical) report a something of a > key requirement on production systems; currently this seems next to > impossible with a stock DL > > - sagator has a /etc/mrtg/sagator.cfg file for rudimentary mrtg > graphing -- DL does not have mrtg, only rrdtool. > - i tried to find a way to convert that sagtor.cfg to something > rrdtool would understand, but my knowledge falls short at this time. > - mailgraph is an excellent (best?) graphing tool on > postfix+spamassassin+clamav log files, it uses rrdtool. well, > mailgraph only works with metalog ja syslog log files, not with > syslog-ng. i'm told changing from syslog-ng to syslog might break > things. mailgraph also requires few more perl modules than we > currently have. I may add mrtg to 1.2.5, but no promises. I wanted to add some more stuff anyway, it just depends how much time I have available. > Any suggestions on how I could get graphs on mail traffic? Pen and Paper ? ;-) > > I'm willing to send key parts of my main.cf and some other key files, > if there is interest. Either to this list, or to requester(s) directly. -- Regards Heiko Zuerker http://www.devil-linux.org |