ould
probably read up more on Apache configuration before exposing
your server to the Internet. (I like Charles Aulds' _Linux Apache
Web Server Administration_ but the docs at http://httpd.apache.org are
good enough.)
But you can find out by writing a little CGI program like this:
#!/bin/sh
echo &q
My Qmail listens to port 25 though the usual tcpserver + rblsmtpd caravan.
We use ORDB and SPEWS and SBL and it stops most of the junk. I allow
relaying for my other two servers and localhost.
When I telnet to port 25 on this host, qmail-smtpd records a connect
from 127.0.0.1, the local interfa
I would like to hear from Mailman + qmail administrators.
I've followed what documentation I could find to the letter,
and Mailman is not forwarding list messages.
I now need to debug Mailman, figure out what it's doing
that Qmail doesn't like, and how to correct it.
When I am done, I will get th
I've just installed 2.0.8. I used the installation instructions
that come with the source, and Dave Sill's _Qmail Handbook_.
The Web admin interface works. It sends welcome messages
to new subscribers.
If I select DELIVERY_MODULE = 'Sendmail' no messages are forwarded
at all. I tried replaci
