Re: need someone to sell me their mail server for OpenBSD

[Chuck <chuck@snew.com>]

sendmail 8.11.1 (shipped).  Bonus is getting TLS into it
so that other machines that speak it will encrypt the SMTP
conneciton.  Use the mc files (/usr/share/sendmail/cf/openbsd-proto.mc)
not the cf files for changes.  The cf files should be treated
as binaries.

Lots of info at sendmail.org and .net.  Runs around 70% of the
Internet facing mail servers.

Imap and stunnel are fine.  Fetchmail is useful.
I like cyrus imap and another commercial one, there
are others.

Quoting Eric Berthiaume (eberthiaume@up2.com):
> Been browsing the archives and google all day but couldn't find anything
> to convince me to stick with one mail server and not another.
> 
> The most popular ones i've heard about for OBSD:
> 
> sendmail
> qmail
> postfix (using it at work ... on solaris)
> 
> of course if there is others feel free to include them.
> 
> This would be for my home network which consist of a OBSD box
> (firewall,NAT,DHCPD,Web) and some windows clients.
> 
> My requirements are:
> 
> - main goal is to keep all my mail accounts in one place.
> - smtp.
> - imap (secure imap would be nice ... stunnel?)
> - would like that the box pulls the mails from an external account
> (fetchmail?)
> - would like the setup to be secure .. of course.
> 
> I'm fairly new to implenting such a setup so Documents, links and of
> course feedback from OBSD users that already have this kind of setup
> would be nice.
> 
> Also if anybody has some views on using "the imap part" on a firewall I
> would like their two cents.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Eric Berthiaume
> maverick@up2.com