How to check what is clogging up mail services - CentOS 5
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Is this mail you are sending, or mail that you should be receiving ?
What is the exact error message you receive on those messages when they bounce ?
Sorry for not explaining better. My mail service seems to go up, and down, or better put, my mail service seems to be bogged down by spam? How would I check the Qmail logs?
Can't tell you much about configuring qmail for anti-spam.. it's not as easy to create filters for qmail as it is for Postfix or Exim, since most qmail addon's require patching of the qmail binary..
you can use mailfront and plugins to add some functionality without having to patch qmail.. http://untroubled.org/mailfront/
Can't tell you much about configuring qmail for anti-spam.. it's not as easy to create filters for qmail as it is for Postfix or Exim, since most qmail addon's require patching of the qmail binary..
you can use mailfront and plugins to add some functionality without having to patch qmail.. http://untroubled.org/mailfront/
Thanks for the info! I am going to implement the mail front solution!
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