[Gllug] Linux migration in small businesses
Stuart Sears
stuart at sjsears.com
Mon Sep 1 19:54:36 UTC 2008
Kilaru Sambaiah wrote:
> Hi Garry, Migration requires do you have in house admin? Is admin
> qualified to do the work? Most of the time, his inability comes back
> as limitations. You are talking two things. a) Samba migration b)
> Exchange to Postfix Samba is a very stable software and much easier
> to migrate. I remember me doing it around 8 years back from Novell
> file server. If your admin can spend a week or two he can migrate
> easily.
> Postfix is secure product, but I like idea of using
> MailScanner. There are problems using Mailscanner with Postfix.
Which are?
Mailscanner works fine with postfix in my experience.
There are arguments against using it, in that (among other things) it
requires you to accept mail before scanning it (Mailscanner picks up
messages from the HOLD queue for scanning). That aside it functions just
fine.
I only moved away from it because it seemed fairly memory-hungry to me.
> MailScanner? I prefer virus scanning with ClamAV (Free) or other
> commercial Uanti Virus solutions for Linux. (If you go and ask vendor
> for anti virus for mail server, they quote based on users. With
> MailScanner you can get any anti virus solution which runs on Linux
> and no need to fork money based on users). You can integrate
> Spamassassin along with MailScanner.
You can integrate Spamassassin and Clamav with amavisd as well.
Stuart
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