| Posted By: peopleinside on March 27, 2014, 12:31 pm |
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Hi,
as i have SPAM problem and AntiSpam are not yet relased i need to try to reduce the e-mail SPAM on my VPS managed by Webuzo. I have found this guide ( http://www.linuxlookup.com/howto/dns_blacklist_exim ) for configure Exim but where i can find this two files?
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| Posted By: peopleinside on March 27, 2014, 12:59 pm | Post: 1 |
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I have tried to open the config file on etc/exim/ but i read if i make changes i have to make also in dovecot.
It's possibile there is no way for protect myself from SPAM? ----------------------- PeopleInside
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| Posted By: abhijeetm on November 14, 2015, 10:02 am | Post: 2 |
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Hi Marco,
When Exim is installed on Ubuntu, its configurations can be found under /etc/exim4/ On Ubuntu, Exim configurations can be split into multiple files which are kept under /etc/exim4/main/ or present in a single file /etc/exim4/exim.conf.template Once you make any changes to configuration, to get those into effect you will need to run below commands: 1. update-exim4.conf 2. service exim4 restart For more information related to Exim on Ubuntu, you can also consider visiting https://wiki.debian.org/Exim However, if you are using CentOS, then Exim configurations can be found under /etc/exim/exim.conf file. Exim reads configuration information from this file when it is started. To bring into effect any configuration changes made, you also need to restart Exim Service by running below command: service exim restart |
| Posted By: peopleinside on November 14, 2015, 10:09 am | Post: 3 |
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Quote From : abhijeetm November 14, 2015, 10:02 am Hi Marco,
When Exim is installed on Ubuntu, its configurations can be found under /etc/exim4/ On Ubuntu, Exim configurations can be split into multiple files which are kept under /etc/exim4/main/ or present in a single file /etc/exim4/exim.conf.template Once you make any changes to configuration, to get those into effect you will need to run below commands: 1. update-exim4.conf 2. service exim4 restart For more information related to Exim on Ubuntu, you can also consider visiting https://wiki.debian.org/Exim However, if you are using CentOS, then Exim configurations can be found under /etc/exim/exim.conf file. Exim reads configuration information from this file when it is started. To bring into effect any configuration changes made, you also need to restart Exim Service by running below command: service exim restart Thanks but already I know where exim and dovecot file is. I have insert some DNSBLslist but i continue to receive SPAM. There are other setting for protect myself from SPAM? I don't know if Webuzo will relase an Antispam solution and... I Am stressed from email SPAM, to not have control of emails, black list, can't block an email, have emails filters etc. Emails are the new mail tecnology... but in webuzo you can only receive and send not protect from Virus, SPAM, not have autoresponder, not have white and balck list, unable to block user etc.. For now i need understand if i can protect more from SPAM. ----------------------- PeopleInside
Web, security, open source passionate. |