Freelance Linux Install and Configuration

Swamimcl · 12-11-2007, 10:35 AM

We need a freelancer to setup our Linux server remotely or at our site (Manassas, Virginia) for migration of our existing Redhad Linux server to another new server. Current server has Sendmail, Oracle db, Apache and some web sites.

In addition to transferring above - we also MUST need implementation of junk mail filters for the mail server. This is a critical component.

Thanks in advance.

Simon Bridge · 12-12-2007, 05:32 AM

Well, I'm willing to fly out if you cannot get anyone local.
(Could probably do this remotely too. Depending.)

A useful trick for adding content filtering to an existing server configuration is to add a transparent proxy between server and network. Content filtering happens on the proxy, and such a box can be swapped in or out without interrupting the network itself and no additional configuration on the existing server.

However, suggest you try someone local first.

hiran fernando · 03-12-2008, 10:28 AM

HI dear friend

try mailscanner(spamasasain with clamv) for contrl spams and junk email. i have configured this in our coperae office it works fine.
best way do this configure this server n the gateway level as SmartHost
I am hiran new member from sri lanka

Quote:

Originally Posted by Swamimcl

We need a freelancer to setup our Linux server remotely or at our site (Manassas, Virginia) for migration of our existing Redhad Linux server to another new server. Current server has Sendmail, Oracle db, Apache and some web sites.

In addition to transferring above - we also MUST need implementation of junk mail filters for the mail server. This is a critical component.

Thanks in advance.

trickykid · 03-21-2008, 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hiran fernando

HI dear friend

try mailscanner(spamasasain with clamv) for contrl spams and junk email. i have configured this in our coperae office it works fine.
best way do this configure this server n the gateway level as SmartHost
I am hiran new member from sri lanka

hiran_fernando: I don't think you understand this particular post, this is for a job that an employer is seeking. They're not necessarily asking technical questions but rather seeking to hire someone.