Comments for Sendmail
28 Jun 2002 17:04
Re: Sendmail rpms
> Sendmail Rules!
Say people who don't know better alternatives.
21 Mar 2002 14:18
LDAP Documentation
I have a section on integration of sendmail with LDAP (specifically OpenLDAP) in my LDAP presentation.
ldapv3.pdf (kalamazoolinux.org/pub...) hosted by the Kalamazoo Linux Users Group (www.kalamazoolinux.org/). (Kalamazoo, Mi. USA)
31 Aug 2001 18:12
Access file limitation
Sendmail when run in conjunction with popauthd scripts which automatically update the access (usually /etc/mail/access) automatically, sendmail seems to fill up a buffer or something and no longer reads from access file and rejects everyone relaying denied.
This is a problem I experienced once my access file get's apx 5000 lines large. Anyone else?
02 Feb 2001 10:36
Sendmail 8.11.0 rpms
You can find rpms for sendmail-8.11.0 on the contrib sites on RedHat mirrors.
10 Feb 1999 08:18
rpms
Heh, as it was politely pointed out to me, you'll find this gent here:
ftp.sendmail.org/pub/s...
Many thanx!
09 Feb 1999 11:14
rpms
Anyone checked out those 8.9.3 rpms? Nothing personal, I'm just reluctant to download from strangers... :)
09 Feb 1999 10:54
Sendmail rpms
Sendmail Rules!
I have put together sendmail-8.9.3 rpms. They are available at admin.netus.com or admin.netus.com in the sendmail directory. Read the README!
DOsE: Look for netus.mc in the sendmail-cf rpm, try using that as a start and get rid of the stuff you don't want. Although leaving in most of it shouldn't hurt anything.
I included RBL (realtime Blackhole List), DUL (Dialup users List), and ORBS (Open Relay Behavior-modification System) rules to block SPAM(tm).
Read the README in the sendmail directory!
Christopher McCrory
Lead Bithead, Netus Inc.
chrismcc@netus.com
admin@netus.com
"Linux: Because rebooting is for adding new hardware"
Sendmail in RedHat 6.2
I'm new in Linux, and I'd like to know if anyone can help me with a problem.
I'd like to know how can I control the size of the emails for each user or group of users. Sendmail.cf as a command that we can control the maximum size (in and out). Is it possible to have it per user (eg. user001: 1000kb; user002: 200kb).
Thanks in advance.