SV: MailScanner on secondary MX

[Steen, Glenn]

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ISTR that you need set selinux to off (or possibly warn) with CentOS4.

-- Glenn


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James

from what I see on the mailing list there's no obvious issues with 
Centos4 (might be worth having a search on the archives just in case my 
google like brain has dropped a bit or two ;-)

Dunno about the scripts, but rsync might help - depends on now much 
config you need to mess with. Rsync is quite efficient.

--
Martin Hepworth
Snr Systems Administrator
Solid State Logic
Tel: +44 (0)1865 842300


James Gray wrote:
> Today's project is to run up CentOS 4.0 and turn it into a secondary MX that 
> will basically relay mail to an internal exchange machine (just like the 
> primary) and hold mail for 2 other domains to an internal IMAP server.  I'd 
> like to keep all the existing recipient verification and grey-listing etc.  
> Which I've got sorted in my head....just gotta write the scripts :)
> 
> So are there any particular "gotcha's" I should be looking out for, either 
> with CentOS or MailScanner?  I normally use Debian on servers but $BOSS has 
> declared RedHat (EL) will be our preferred platform - I've been waiting 6 
> months for installation media from $BOSS...so screw it; CentOS, then migrate 
> later.  The primary is scheduled for some major hardware changes and I NEED 
> this secondary up and runnning soon.
> 
> Does anyone have any useful scripts to keep two geographically and logically 
> separte servers in sync with each other's config?  I was thinking CVS but 
> that seems like overkill - other ideas?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> James
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