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[Eagle Net Support]

> I'd say:
>
> -How to upgrade
> -Where to configure spamassassin
> -What are the plugins and what do they do (DCC, Pyzor, Mailwatch and so on)
> -Where to download and get the sigs
> -How are updated the AV?
> -What are the optimization tips:
>         -tempfs
>         -local dns
>         -no sync on logs
>         -special SA rules
> -A list of the setup of people on this list hardware vs messages/day, to help people choose hardware
> -How to debug and how to interpret the output
>
> -...
>
> Another idea would be to send to new subscribers or even periodically on this list a code of conduct that would contain:
>
> - The previous stuff, maybe, but more importantly:
>
> - What info to provide in an post:
>
> - **logs**
> - **descriptive** explanation of the problem (not just "I installed and it doesn't work")
> - description of the server (os, config, installed software) and the setup (mail gateway or not...)
> - ...
>
> I volunteer to do some of the work, since I'm sorry to see Julian take some of his very precious time to answer those questions.  He does it in a very professionnal and kind manner, but his time could be used better elsewhere.
>
> What do you people think?  Any other ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ugo

And each one of those should have FULL instructions, with EXACT commands.  Especially whitelist...  I haven't been able to get mine working.  Posted three times to the list and told to go look in FAQs.  Any non programers ever
tried the FAQ's and wading through many times hours reading archives.   There are little bits of fixes strewn throughout but not enough info to fix.  I don't mind, and actually pick up quite a bit of info, reading programmers
discussions fixing things.  But it's nothing that regular non programers can use very easily.  I do understand fully that the work must go on, and in an efficient manor that sets up incomplete answers, but I'm hoping that we could
remember us little guys way down here.  This would make management of the list easier by reducing workload on key folks, (whom could them be doing even more remarkable things).  It really is some of the finer work being done.
Sending atta boys all around.  And Julian... You just mooaaaavolis.

thanks

joe


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