http://www.mailcleaner.org/ 2009-07-14T13:34:14+02:00 http://www.mailcleaner.org/ http://www.mailcleaner.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-03-04T10:04:07+02:00 http://www.mailcleaner.org/doku.php/documentation:cluster?rev=1236157447&do=diff how to set up more than one filter (master-slave cluster) First, install each host independently. Once installed you will have to get the password created by the mailcleaner installation process. This password is located in the file /etc/mailcleaner.conf. Use this command: text/html 2009-03-04T10:04:07+02:00 http://www.mailcleaner.org/doku.php/documentation:installation?rev=1236157447&do=diff This page will explain the MailCleaner installation process. You will find here a “guide for the impatient” that will let you set up your MailCleaner in a few steps and minutes. You can find a more complete description with additionnal options and possibilities here. text/html 2009-03-04T10:04:07+02:00 http://www.mailcleaner.org/doku.php/documentation:requirements?rev=1236157447&do=diff Minimum requirements for installation * any x86 compatible pc or server * 300Mhz processor * 128MB of RAM * 4GB hard drive Minimum configuration for a small production system (less than 10'000 msgs/day) * any x86 compatible pc or server * 1GHz processor * 512MB of RAM * 10GB hard drive text/html 2009-03-04T10:04:07+02:00 http://www.mailcleaner.org/doku.php/documentation:snmp_monitoring?rev=1236157447&do=diff How to monitor MailCleaner with SNMP First, you'll need to open the system firewall in order to let your monitoring system to access the snmp daemon. Go to the administration interface, under Configuration -> External Access. Then add the ip address or network of your monitoring system in the “SNMP access” field (multiple ip addresses or networks should be separated with ”:”, do not include spaces !). text/html 2009-03-04T10:04:07+02:00 http://www.mailcleaner.org/doku.php/documentation:updates?rev=1236157447&do=diff How to update your MailCleaner as any production system, a mail filter may become a pain when it comes to keep it up-to-date. MailCleaner comes with a semi-automated way of getting new code and corrections. One part of the new code is beeing retrieved from .deb package, just as any other Debian package. The other part is beeing downloaded through the CVS archive.