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Book review: Pro Open Source Mail: Building an Enterprise Mail Solution by Curtis Smith
- 2007-06-21
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Setting up an enterprise mail system can be a daunting task for anyone. Curtis Smith shows you how to do it easily.
When you first open this book, you may think it’s merely a software guide. Curtis Smith shows you everything from installing Fedora Core all the way to setting up mailing lists. If you only skim through the book, you’ll think it’s just a software guide. However, if you read through the book, you will find it rich with valuable information. There is history, RFC summaries, server issues, and much more.
Book review: Pro Open Source Mail: Building an Enterprise Mail Solution by Curtis Smith
Defense in depth
- 2007-04-19
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If you want to build a realistic mail infrastructure with strengthened defenses against the highly selfish spammer, then Pro Open Source Mail: Building an Enterprise Mail Solution, written by Curtis Smith and published by Apress, provids a free software approach to get you there. Based on a Red Hat platform using well-known and reliable free software, this book offers a well-rounded recipe for success. If you want Webmail, Virus checking, mailing lists, content filtering and a host of other related services for your enterprise then this is most likely the book for you.
Removing sendmail
- 2006-06-17
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Sendmail has a terrible reputation for security. While the latest releases are very good, past releases have been less than secure and that is where the reputation has come from.
Alternatives, like Postfix and qmail are proving to be much more popular, and have better history on security. All of this has led to Sendmail being removed from NetBSD (that’s a digg link, used because some of the comments are worth reading).
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