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Makes sense, since OpenSMTPd is easier to deploy and MUCH easier to configure + OSMTPd is an OpenBSD software... so If it ever was going to ship pre-installed w
by atmosx 12y ago
Makes sense, since OpenSMTPd is easier to deploy and MUCH easier to configure + OSMTPd is an OpenBSD software... so If it ever was going to ship pre-installed with an OS that would be definitely OBSD.
- aristidb 12y agoOpenSMTPD is ridiculously pleasant to configure, without sacrificing features like "I don't want my password in the configuration file".
- __david__ 12y agoLooks very simple, but I don't see things like DKIM/SPF or milters (or some equivalent way to hook in spamassassin, for instance). Am I just missing it, or is it deliberately missing those features?
- poolpOrg 12y agocurrently, the only way to achieve this is through a dkim-proxy or an experimental filter in OpenSMTPD-extras. we have recently finished an API for implementing filters and we're working on stabilizing the interface before making it public.
- hobarrera 12y agoThis can be done by relaying to dkimproxy, and have it relay back on a differet port, tagging the returned (signed) message. Check the list archives for examples.
- lstamour 12y agoIf you need a simple drop-in sendmail clone for relaying email through Gmail or countless email service providers, don't forget msmtp -- couldn't be easier. Just one file to configure and nothing extra you don't need. Optionally, installing msmtp-mta creates a sendmail alias to msmtp or just ln it yourself. Examples at: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/msmtp https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/msmtp (pretty much the same on Ubuntu, etc.)