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David Parsons writes "Postoffice is a simple SMTP mail server and client. I
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wrote it for pell because spam was getting out of control and I would rather
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write my own mail service than continue to hack up sendmail for antispammery.
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Postoffice provides a greylist to slow down the rate of incoming spam, and can
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be configured to do antivirus checking on incoming mail either via the sendmail
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milter protocol or a traditional hardcoded AV program. (the copy on Pell is
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configured to call the ClamAV antivirus program to [slowly] detect and reject
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viruses.)
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Postoffice can be configured to deliver mail to accounts inside vm-pop3d-style
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virtual domains, and it can further be enabled to support AUTH LOGIN for people
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inside virtual domains, so they can use postoffice as a mail forwarder when
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replying to mail (I've also written some virtual domain utility programs to go
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along with the virtual domain code in postoffice and vm-pop3d.)
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Postoffice accepts (and ignores) many of the same command line options that are
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passed to sendmail, and it comes with the usual crop of sendmail compatable
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aliases; runq, mailq, newaliases, and sendmail."
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Postoffice home: http://www.tsfr.org/~orc/Code/postoffice/
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Tutorial and online manuals: http://www.nethence.com/postoffice/
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