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Any Plesk users with custom delivery chains?

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Subject: Any Plesk users with custom delivery chains?
From: "Graham Miller" <graham901@webenhanced.com.au>
Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2007 18:23:00 +1000
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Hi All,

I have been running qmail servers in LWQ format for years now, but it looks 
like I need to take
control of some Plesk 8.1 installations. Now this may or may not be a good 
thing <grin> judging
by previous messages on this list about the subject.

I am wondering whether anyone on this list uses Plesk and has a way of adding 
things into the
receipt and delivery chain in a way that will not get clobbered when the plesk 
installation is
updated (as the provider's here seem to do on a regular basis).

My thoughts are to add a little greylisting program (which I currently have 
running on LWQ
installs which works great BTW) into the incoming smtp stream. This way I do 
not have to compile
(and subsequently re-compile) qmail and re-install it every time the server 
software is updated.

It looks like it can be added in the /etc/xinetd.d/smtp_psa file on the 
server_args line. But I
think (not sure) this will get clobbered during an upgrade or resetting of the 
mail system under
certain circumstances.

I have searched the plesk forums to no avail yet. Just thought I'd drop this 
list a line to see
if any have been down this road before.

Thanks
Graham

Graham Miller
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