Adam Bultman wrote:
>
> Re: schu lending a hand: I may cash in on that. Cyrus, if it's not nfs
> safe, is a real bummer - since I need NFS-safeness.
I honestly think you are better off to get rid of nfs. Most mail
systems that are NFS safe trade off a lot of performance for it.
Performance comes in small indexed binary files which generally don't
work with NFS. Can't you setup your netapp to serve an iscsi target?
>
> One thing I DO need is a milter to let me block invalid users. We use
> postini to filter *some* users mail, but postini happily forwards any mail
> on to our servers - which we then have to bounce.
Where are you users stored? LDAP?
>
> Sadly, this blows greylisting out of the water (since the only mail we
> accept is via postini, and postini won't give up after one try) and I
> might need a hand inserting the milter code. But I have to get it built
> first (I have to build from source, and solaris is missing a few key
> packages required. I'm currently trying to build glibc.)
Why solaris? BTW, you don't need glibc to use sendmail.
schu
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