Check spelling in SquirrelMail on Mac OS X Server 10.3.9
I noticed that squirelspell is not working on Mac OS X Server. I found an outdated article at this site. Using that article and searching internet, I compiled this article.
I noticed that squirelspell is not working on Mac OS X Server. I found an outdated article at this site. Using that article and searching internet, I compiled this article.
These instructions have been successfully followed and tested on the following OSXS Versions 10.2.6, 10.2.8, 10.3.0, 10.3.4, 10.3.5, 10.3.6, 10.3.7, 10.4-DEV With so many Articles out there, it's hard to find one that…
We (Labo Linux team and Labo Apple team) are pleased to announced documentation and an installer for Open-Xchange (pre-compiled) on Mac OS X Server. It is available in french and english trough these URL : English : English tutorial French : Documentation Française Let us know any bug if you find any.
Allow each of your users to have unique spam settings using Amavis and LDAP.
Get your server to deliver mail to local accounts without running an SMTP server. If you're used to previous version of OSX, you might be dismayed when 10.3 server doesn't act like you thought it should.
Your mail log entries might jump a few hours every so often if Postfix doesn't know what time zone you're inRead this tip to find out how to correct this.
Summary You Need a set of Services - ( Mail, File Servers, Web, etc) You are on a budget, (home use, elementary school, small office) When you are done - you want to be able to point at something and "know" just what you've done and how it "really" is working.
Turn your spam into colorful art! Use amavis-stats and rrdtool to chart out your spam/ham/virus history from your mail logs.
Script to backup both Postfix and Cyrus on OS X Server 10.3 Get the backup script here and read more to find out how to use it.
New version of SpamAssassin released SA 3.0 brings new features like better Bayes filtering and support for SPF and SURBL. Learn about thenew features or just go the main SA website. Also note the new logo! Not quite as cheesy.