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Subject: Re: Postfix and OpenBSD
From: Mike Harding (mvhix.netcom.com)
Date: Sat Aug 19 2000 - 09:56:52 CDT

FWIW, FreeBSD also supports ipfilter - I am using it right now. :)

- Mike H.

   From: Ronneil Camara <ronneilconeconsulting.com>
   Date: Fri, 18 Aug 2000 20:10:09 +0800
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Terje Elde [mailto:teldeonline.no]
> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 7:56 PM
> To: Postfix Users
> Subject: Re: Postfix and OpenBSD
>
>
> * Ronneil Camara (ronneilconeconsulting.com) [000818 13:45]:
> > Has anyone tried running postfix in openbsd? Do you have
> any tips? I'm
> > running version 2.7.
>
> There shouln't be much spesific to OpenBSD. Use the port if
> there is one, if
> not, make one :)
>
> Any particular reason you're choosen Open over the other BSD's?

   I'm also with a firewall mailing list now. I posted a question there before
   about choosing between the 3 free *BSDs and they gave me openbsd. They said
   that codes are heavily scrutinized before they view it for public
   consumption. They also said that the first main objective of the openbsd
   programmers is security, and also the last. :-)

   As for my own say, I was enraptured by its stateful packet inspection,
   ipfilter.

   So for now, I would like to install postfix+amavis+sophos which I'm
   currently running under Linux. It works like a charm. It is a charm. :-)
   Right Lars! I'm using postfix as a relay server to my internal exchange
   servers (yukk!). I still don't have plans of moving my relay server to
   openbsd since I'm still young with the administration. I have a running
   server here and would like to experiment on it.

   Thanks.