The qmail Handbook
is designed to guide system and mail administrators of all skill levels through the installation, configuration, and maintenance of the qmail server. Author
Dave Sill
, a longtime qmail user, system administrator, and technical support agent (as well as the author of the popular online tutorial "Life with qmail”), provides you with the practical tools to work with this popular mail server.
Sill begins with a discussion of qmails architecture and features, and then delves into a thorough investigation of the installation and configuration processes. You'll learn how to install qmail on several operating systems, and gain valuable insight into proper configuartion, testing procedures, and performance tuning. You'll also learn how to administer users and mail, install filters, and oversee daily qmail operation and maintenance. Throughout, Sill focuses on topics essential to all mail administrators, elaborating on such subjects as configuring mailing list managers, controlling spam, secure networking, scanning for viruses, hosting virtual domains and users, and creating dial-up clients.
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Zielgruppe
Professional/practitioner
Weitere Infos & Material
1. Introduction to qmail.-
2. Installing qmail.-
3. Basic qmail Configuration.-
4. Using qmail.-
5. Managing qmail.-
6. Troubleshooting qmail.-
7. Advanced qmail Configuration.-
8. Controlling Junk Mail.-
9. Managing Mailing Lists .-
10. Serving Mailboxes.-
11. Hosting Virtual Domains and Users.-
12. Understanding Advanced Topics.-
13. How qmail Works.-
Appendices: A. Acknowledgements. B. Related Packages. C. An Internet Mail Primer. D. Architecture. E. Infrequently Asked Questions. F. Error Messages. G. Gotchas.
Dave Sill is a professional system administrator and technical support engineer with more than 15 years of experience. He's been using qmail since its first public release in 1996, and he's the author of the popular online qmail guide titled "Life with qmail". He's also an active contributor to online qmail support groups, including the qmail mailing list and Usenet newsgroup.
