Re: [nail-devel] configure mailx to avoid Gmail's spam classification

[Steffen N. <st...@sd...>]

"João M. S. Silva" <joa...@gm...> wrote:
 |On 01/23/2016 12:09 PM, Steffen Nurpmeso wrote:
 |> For sendmail it seems you have to set the use_ct_file option and
 |> create / edit /etc/mail/trusted-users (or whatever you've set
 |> confCT_FILE to).  Or you set confTRUSTED_USERS.
 |> I've not yet made it to the exim manual.
 |
 |Thanks. I think I'm gonna go with postfix instead. If I come back to 
 |sendmail I'll check this configuration you suggest.
 |
 |I was "able" to put my sendmail installation not working when I messed 
 |with the configuration.
 |
 |On the other hand, I configured postfix in another machine and it seems 
 |easier.
 |
 |I remember seeing a comic strip in which they made fun of how hard it 
 |was to configure sendmail. It was like a homeless man with a board 
 |saying "I configure sendmail for food" or something like that.

"You are grazy if you try it a second time" or something.  My
problem was solely the documentation.  But i've got something
working.  The problems that remain i could handle with some nice
firewall rules.  But especially iptables' conntrack / recent.  And
such :o)
And it seems i'm heading towards exim, i like stuff with a good
manual (though FreeBSD ships something that might be complete in
/usr/share, some spoken context words i personally appreciate) --
the good thing is that there are options.  If you are working with
a smart host DMA may be something for you, too.  I have no idea
how it works regarding -f, though. :-)
Ciao!

--steffen