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Mar 14, 2010
Postfixrocks Release
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18 May 2010, We just release Postfixrocks V1 for Slackware 12.x
You can download the packages from Download Menu

28 April 2010, We just release Postfixrocks V1 for CentOS/RHEL 5.x x86_64
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15 April 2010, We just release Postfixrocks V2 for OpenSUSE 11.1 X86_64
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Postfixrocks V2 Release included :

- All previous postfixrocks packages
- Add Mailscanner
- Add ClamAV
- Add Spamassassin

 

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Postfix in CentOS/RHEL Without MySQLDB

In this guide, We will start installing postfix without MySQL DB.
This is more simple than postfix with MySQL DB because without DB we just need to map a user in postfix "virtual" file.

We will using authshadow to authentication with postfix. so postfix will search user and password  in /etc/shadow

What is the different with Postfix with MySQL DB?

Postfix with MySQL DB will stored all user and password in MySQL DB
so we don't need to map a user and other options in postfix 'virtual" file

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