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2011-04-03T15:01:34Z

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2011-04-02T11:24:20Z

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-== Setting up Postfixadmin ==
+VClsEI
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-Install postfixadmin from the ports tree in /usr/ports/mail/postfixadmin.
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-Postfixadmin will be installed in '''/usr/local/share/postfixadmin/''', the configuration file will be in '''/usr/local/etc/postfixadmin/config.inc.php''', and
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-''a file '''/etc/apache2/conf.d/postfixadmin''' will be created and will set '''Alias /postfixadmin /usr/share/postfixadmin''' so that Postfixadmin will run from the URL /postfixadmin on your Apache server.  (This can all be done manually if you do decide to install using the source tarball instead of the deb.)'' (italicized text is adapted from Ubuntu setup and needs to be modified for FreeBSD - I haven't set up Postfixadmin on a BSD box yet.)
-−
-Next, you need to configure Postfixadmin to match your setup (database user/pass, default domain, etc).  Edit the file '''/usr/local/share/postfixadmin/config.inc.php''' and set the following:
-−
- $CONF['coceive_override_options=no_unknown_recipient_checks
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-Now add a
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- neutered user to run the script with:
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- # '''pw useradd filter -s /sbin/nologin'''
-−
-Now install postprox.  Download the source from http://truecodeproxy.com/, untar it, '
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-''cd''' into it and do a basic '''./configure && make && make install'''.  Everything should go swimmingly.  Doublecheck that '''postprox''' was installed into '''/usr/local/sbin''' - if it went somewhere else, either move it there or edit the references to it in Postfix's '''master.cf''', your choice.
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-Finally, you need to install spamassassin and clamav, and create the filter script that we referenced in the postprox invocation in master.cf.  Install from ports, /usr/ports/mail/P5-spamassassin and /usr/ports/security/clamav.
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-To get [[spamd]], [[freshclam]], and [[clamd]] running, you'll need to edit '''/etc/rc.conf''' and set '''spamd_enable=YES''', '''clamav_freshclam_enable=YES''', and '''clamav_clamd_enable=YES'''.  Once you've done that, make sure everything is running:
-−
- # '''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/sa-spamd start'''
- # '''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/clamav-freshclam start'''
- # '''/usr/local/etc/rc.d/clamav-clamd start'''
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-And finally, create your '''/usr/local/bin/filter.sh''' script to tie it all together.  One is provided at [[Postfix, relay MX]] - grab a copy from that article, place it in /usr/local/bin/filter.sh, and proceed.
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-Remember you need to make your filter.sh executable by your filter user:
-−
- # '''chown
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-filter /usr/local/bin/filter.sh && chmod 550 /usr/local/bin/filter.sh'''
-−
-Whew.  Now that you've got all that done, issue a '''postfix reload''', break out your handy copy of the EICAR viru
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-s and the nearest chunk of spam, and test everything to make sure it works.  Be sure to try killing off clamd and/or spamd so that you know exactly what happens when they aren't running, also.  (Your server will issue a 451 message to whoever is trying to send mail, asking them to requeue and try again later.  Remember, though,

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   # '''pw useradd filter -s /sbin/nologin'''
-Now install postprox.  Download the source from http://www.ivarch.com/programs/postprox.shtml, untar it, '
+Now install postprox.  Download the source from http://truecodeproxy.com/, untar it, '
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 ''cd''' into it and do a basic '''./configure && make && make install'''.  Everything should go swimmingly.  Doublecheck that '''postprox''' was installed into '''/usr/local/sbin''' - if it went somewhere else, either move it there or edit the references to it in Postfix's '''master.cf''', your choice.

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 Whew.  Now that you've got all that done, issue a '''postfix reload''', break out your handy copy of the EICAR viru
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-s and the nearest chunk of spam, and test everything to make sure it works.  Be sure to try killing off clamd and/or spamd so that you know exactly what happens when they aren't running, also.  (Your server will issue a 451 message to whoever is trying to send mail, asking them to requeue and try again later.  Remember, though, THE END USER DOESN'T SEE THESE! so you will probably want to automate in some way to notify '''you''' when this happens as well.)
+s and the nearest chunk of spam, and test everything to make sure it works.  Be sure to try killing off clamd and/or spamd so that you know exactly what happens when they aren't running, also.  (Your server will issue a 451 message to whoever is trying to send mail, asking them to requeue and try again later.  Remember, though,
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-[[Category:Common Tasks]]
-[[Category:Postfix]]

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   $CONF['coceive_override_options=no_unknown_recipient_checks
-Now add a neutered user to run the script with:
+Now add a
   # '''pw useradd filter -s /sbin/nologin'''
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 Remember you need to make your filter.sh executable by your filter user:
-  # '''chown filter /usr/local/bin/filter.sh && chmod 550 /usr/local/bin/filter.sh'''
+  # '''chown
 Whew.  Now that you've got all that done, issue a '''postfix reload''', break out your handy copy of the EICAR viru