Issue 8 of o3 magazine is now available. This issue provides an end to end guide for building enterprise grade email systems using FOSS. o3 magazine is a FREE digital magazine, published twice a month in PDF format.
Each article in issue 8 provides a detailed look at each component that makes up a complete business email system. It starts by looking at how to build secure SMTP appliances with Postfix, moves on to using Dovecot to provide IMAP and POP3 and then looks at RoundCube to provide a web-mail solution. An in-depth look at how to design and build a scale SMTP network using Postfix, which is followed up with an article on deploying DSPAM with ClamAV for anti-spam / anti-virus protection. The issue is complete with a look at Encrypting email protocols, integrating Voicemail with Email systems, and a look at MobilityEmail as a replacement for Outlook on Windows clients. Issue 8 is a complete guide for building a robust email infrastructure.
Full story »
Smegzor
16 years 32 weeks 3 days 13 hours ago
The site is almost dead. Is there
The site is almost dead. Is there an alternative download site for their issues?
buswellj
16 years 32 weeks 3 days 12 hours ago
That caught my attention :) The
That caught my attention :) The site is hosted from eight different data center locations around the world. I checked each site, CPU load is fine, no memory issues and bandwidth utilization hasn't exceeded 20%. So the site isn't dead.
Can you drop me a quick email (buswellj at o3magazine.com) with your IP address (www.whatismyipaddress.com will tell you), and I will see where you are being routed. We've had a couple of issues in the past where a small number of users are in a subnet thats supposed to be in Asia, and its really allocated to some other company in Seattle. That doesn't help the users who get routed to the data center in Hong Kong instead of San Jose! :)
Drop me a note and we'll get it sorted out.
Thanks
Smegzor
16 years 32 weeks 3 days 6 hours ago
It came right by itself after about
It came right by itself after about 20 minutes of going nowhere. When they did download, I was getting them at about 50k/sec each but thats just my terrible internet here in New Zealand.
I can still do that if you want, but I'm not having issues anymore.. unless you count having to read 8 issues as having issues ;)
buswellj
16 years 32 weeks 3 days 3 hours ago
I got your email, I'll take a look
I got your email, I'll take a look at the logs and see where you were ending up. Being in New Zealand, I would imagine you probably were getting sent to the APAC group of servers. But 50k/sec isn't great, I'll have a look and see if we can find a reasonably priced provider in New Zealand. I assume Australia would be reasonably quick from New Zealand as well?