“Last time we talked about how to get a simple installation of
Postfix up and running. Once your organization becomes relatively
complex, you will find yourself wanting to do things with email
that may not seem immediately important. The first and most
important thing is, of course, that the mail flows and that you can
send and receive. I’m willing to bet that the first enhancement
that comes to mind for people is spam control, or unsolicited
commercial email (UCE). But that, as they say, is just the
beginning. On that note, I’m going to save the best for last–or is
it the worst…?”
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