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Ssl_cert = >/etc/rc.conf 'dovecot=YES' & /etc/rc.d/dovecot start Postfix SASL support from Dovecot Now edit the nf file and change the path for the certificate # nano conf.d/nf
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TODO : train system for spam recognition # perldoc sa-learn Install IMAP server : Dovecot # pkgin in dovecot-2ĭovecot configuration files are located in : /usr/pkg/etc/dovecot/ Log file is : /var/log/maillogĮdit default config, I disable pop3 since I don’t use it. Testing your antispam settings Send yourself a sample spam email (from an external email account), see /usr/pkg/share/doc/spamassassin/sample-spam.txt
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Update spamassassin’s rules # sa-update -v & /etc/rc.d/spamd reloadĬreate a new cron job for daily update # crontab /usr/pkg/bin/sa-update >/dev/null 2>&1 & /etc/rc.d/spamd reload >/dev/null 2>&1 Generate a self-signed SSL certificate and private key for our system # mkdir -p /etc/ssl/ _' We need proper internet domain and hostname # postconf -e 'mydomain=domain.tld'Īllow delivery to # postconf -e 'mydestination = $mydomain, $myhostname, localhost.$mydomain, localhost'
Note : if you need to authenticate yourself on the relayhost, read instructions in /usr/share/examples/postfix/SOHO_README If you need to use a relayhost to send messages to the internet (in most cases, your ISP’s relay mail server) # postconf -e 'relayhost=' (or uncomment the line which is already present in the /etc/postfix/main.cf) We want to store our mail messages in Maildir format, not in mbox format # postconf -e 'home_mailbox = Maildir/' (docs are in /usr/share/examples/postfix/) Good news, Postfix is part of the netbsd base install and therefore already installed and running! But we need to adjust its configuration. Start a new bash shell # bash Postfix configuration Notes : – packages are installed into /usr/pkg/ – if you need to see again the included notes for a given package : pkg_infoĬhange default shell for root # whereis bash My survival kit in BSD-land 🙂 # pkg_add -v bash nano pkgin (adjust to another mirror and repository if needed) # echo >~/.profile "export PKG_PATH=$PKG_PATH" Set mirror for downloading binary packages # export PKG_PATH=$(uname -m)/6.0_2012Q3/All Now you can login via ssh with your regular user to start your copy/paste session 🙂 Installation finished, reboot, login as root # man afterbootĬhange root password if not done at install time # passwd rootĬreate a regular UNIX user, with a home directory created (we want to store our mails in ~/Maildir) Also add the user to the wheel group (for “su” ability) # useradd -m -G wheel fred (so the fully qualified domain name FQDN for this system is : mx.domain.tld) Your host name: mx (or “mail”, or anything you want).Your DNS domain : domain.tld (replace by your own).
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Note : if you later decide to install software such as Munin, you will need the X11 libraries so it’s better in this case to do a full installation. 3G of disk space minimum, 8G recommended.we assume your mail server is behind a properly configured router/gateway/firewall.a valid internet domain name if you want to be able to send/receive email to/from the internet (buy a domain or take a free one at ).lightweight (no mysql server, no antivirus).
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