Am 24.01.2012 17:17, schrieb Todd Lyons:
> On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 7:16 AM, Graeme Fowler<graeme@???> wrote:
>> There are at least two people from cPanel on this list that I am aware
>> of (maybe more) - chaps, do you have an explanation of why you chose
>> Exim for cPanel/WHM installations?
> I'll bet it starts with "I looked at the sendmail.cf and tried to
> write a few rules." I know I struggle when manually twiddling with
> sendmail.cf. Overall it's turns out to be so easy to get exim to do
> what you want and when you want, that it's hard to imagine using
> anything else if you need anything beyond the standard milters (for
> postfix and sendmail).
>
> Regards... Todd
isn't that always the case, if you know what you are doing ?
I for myself wish, that the exims docs get smaller in the future.
Somethimes it's cool if you just have to write something like this :
use_spamassassin = yes_i_do;
spamassassin.checkDomain = name1.de : name2.de
spamassassin.criticalScore = 5.0;
spamassassin.doCriticalAction = mark_as_spam;
If it's too simplistic, you can do it the hard way :)
I bet that most of the people just need those 4 lines in theire config.
It's the same for clamd, you would need 3 lines :
clamav.use = yes_i_do;
clamav.checkDomain = name1.de : name2.de
clamav.doCriticalAction = drop;
BTW: pls add to the whishlist a directory "/etc/exim/conf.d/" for
autoincludes.
i know what include is for, but thats not very "automatic" , isn't it
.It would allow
addons like any other major package like apache or munin offers.
# yum install clamav-exim
would drop this into /etc/exim/conf.d/20_spamassassin.conf
spamassassin.use = yes_i_do;
spamassassin.checkDomain = *
spamassassin.criticalScore = 5.0;
spamassassin.doCriticalAction = mark_as_spam;
and tada it works.. harmless, but working out of the box.
Marius
