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added a list of various stuff, just to store it
| author | meillo@marmaro.de |
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| date | Sat, 07 Feb 2009 22:43:07 +0100 |
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1 www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/mel/Links.html
2 lwn.net/Articles/110100
3 lwn.net/Articles/208831
4 popcon.debian.org
5 www.oreillynet.com/lpt/a/6849
6 cr.yp.to/surveys/smtpsoftware6.txt
7 fanf.livejournal.com/74647.html
8 fanf.livejournal.com/71215.html
12 www.pcworld.com/article/135680/study_finds_spams_achilles_heel.html
13 mailchannels.com
18 nion: call graph howto
23 % spamanteil aller email
24 www.absolit.de/eMail-Marketing/74-aller-E-Mails-Spam.html
25 www.clickz.com/stats/sectors/software/article.php/3384421
26 www.clickz.com/stats/sectors/email/article.php/2447341
27 internetweek.com/e-business/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=21100199
28 www.newsfactor.com/story.xhtml?story_id=30294
31 spam und viren bekämpfen
32 ------------------------
33 p.18 was tun mit erkannter email?
34 p.21 eingehende und ausgehende email
35 p.23 kapitel03
36 p.47 exim ACLs
37 p.69 sendmail milter
38 p.101 SA einbindung in exim (content scanning)
39 p-116 DNSBL
40 p.119 dyndns (aufnahme in blacklists)
41 p.126 blacklists in MTA einbinden
42 p.139 greylists in MTA einbinden
43 p.170 clamav in MTA einbinden
44 p.179 amavis
45 p.192 amavis: arten unerwünschter emails
47 das postfix buch
48 ----------------
49 p.12 SMTP kommandos
50 p-18 mail headers
51 p.45 modulares postfix
52 p.79 DNS für mails
53 p.104 dyndns und mails
54 p.134 open relays
55 p.156 teergruben
56 p.157 sicher relayen
57 p.161 smtp-auth
58 p.235 mail backup
59 p.299 amavis
60 p.322 TLS
61 p.329 Postfix und TLS/stunnel
63 postfix (dent)
64 --------------
65 p.6 postfix sec
66 p.43 relay control
67 p.57 tables
68 p.151 ch12: sasl
69 p.164 ch13: tls
72 postfix tables
73 --------------
74 access (smtpd): access on sender, reciptient, hostname
75 canonical (cleanup): general aliases for sender and recipients
76 virtual (cleanup): local and remote reciptient aliases
77 relocated (qmgr): bounces with name of new address
78 transport (trivial-rewrite): specifies transport way for domains
79 aliases (local): local recipient aliases
80 .forward (local): aliases for the own user
83 transport table:
84 domain1.de uucp:host1
85 test.de smtp:mail.test.de:10025
86 example.com qmtp:
93 reasons for qmail (from dave sill's book):
94 - security
95 1) programs and files are not addresses, so don't treat them as addresses
96 2) do as little as possible in setuid programs
97 3) do as little as possible as root
98 4) move separate functions into mutually untrusting programs
99 5) don't parse
100 6) keep it simple, stupid
101 7) write bug-free code
102 - performance
103 - reliability
104 - simplicity
105 1) clean design
106 2) frugal feature set
107 3) efficient coding
110 test messages:
111 - local user to local user
112 - local user to nonexistent local address
113 - local user to valid remote address
114 - local user to local postmaster
115 - invalid local user to invalid local user
116 - SMTP server test
117 - remote user to local user
118 - remote user to invalid local user
119 - MUA test
120 - remote to postmaster
124 http://www.summersault.com/chris/techno/qmail/qmail-antispam.html
126 qmail: badmailfrom (hardcoded list)
132 qmail-inject:
133 - ensures rfc822 compliant message
134 - address qualification -> localpart@localhost.localdomain
135 - recipients: creates header fields from command line
136 - stripps all Bcc: and Resent-Bcc: headers
137 - if no To: or Cc: add: ``Cc: recipient list not shown: ;''
138 - adds if not provided: From: (invokin user), Date: (current date GMT), Message-Id: (timestamp.pid.qmail@qualifiedhostname)
139 - adds commas between addresses if missing (``bob alice'' -> ``bob, alice'')
140 - removes Return-Path and Content-Length