Could sombody explain for a newbe (me) how qmail-qmtpd and qmail-qmqpd
works and when to use what.
This is the scenario that i would like to setup:
Four boxes thats gonna comunicate with two qmail-servers. I dont want
thoose four boxes to have any queues localy, I want all and every mail to
be shipped straight to any of the qmail machines.
So what do i need to set this up?
box1 box2 box3 box
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INTERNET
I've looked at the man pages and the "big picture" but I cant seem to get
it anyway...
Glad for help
/ Erik
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QMQP and QMTP are mail transmission protocols that don't suffer from some of
the problems of SMTP. QMTP can be used on a public interface; QMQP is only
suitable for use with trusted clients.
> This is the scenario that i would like to setup:
>
> Four boxes thats gonna comunicate with two qmail-servers. I dont want
> thoose four boxes to have any queues localy, I want all and every mail to
> be shipped straight to any of the qmail machines.
>
> So what do i need to set this up?
Set up one normal qmail server. Run qmail-qmqpd on it on the LAN-side only
(or use a firewall to restrict access to that service). Then install a
"mini-qmail" installation on each of the four machines you want to run
queue-less; mini-qmail is essentially a qmail installation that uses a QMQP
client as a replacement for qmail-queue, so messages are queued to the remote
QMQP server.
See qmail.org for additional documentation on this.
Charles
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