I've successfully setup greylisting on a linux machine, but I can't seem to get it to start on my OS X Intel Server.
I'm thinking it's because the one I have download is not compiled for Intel.
Does anybody know how to do this?
Thanks
Handyman Wrote:Does anybody know how to do this?
Have you installed darwin ports? it will download and install + deps anything that is in the ports collection.
I am ABOUT to install postgrey on my X serve, but though it is not an intel - this will not matter as the ports system does all the difficult stuff for you
Yeah, I had tried Darwin Ports, but it had a few issues.
I was trying to get php4-cgi and php5 installed, but I was having issues setting it up.
I did manage to get php5 working, so I should have stuck with it, but I found an easier solution to the basic system… apache2, php5, mySQL 5, so I installed that instead.
Now I don't have the luxury of being able to test stuff to get it to work, so I'll probably have to get a mac mini intell so I can test stuff.
Quote:Yeah, I had tried Darwin Ports, but it had a few issues.
I was trying to get php4-cgi and php5 installed, but I was having issues setting it up.
What kind of issues, once i had it up and running it is great for getting all the dependencies right. the issues that you had with it might be realated to your other problems.
Quote:Now I don't have the luxury of being able to test stuff to get it to work, so I'll probably have to get a mac mini intel so I can test stuff.
I must admit i have a 10 user mac mini just for this kind of work.
Handyman Wrote:I've successfully setup greylisting on a linux machine, but I can't seem to get it to start on my OS X Intel Server.
My apologies for my previous post, there is no postgrey in the ports collection just now. I'll manually install it and see how i go - and report back.
alright, thanks.
My problem with ports is it wouldn't compile correctly… I had somebody helping me, so he was sending me his file edits so I could get mine to work.
I'm hoping I can get a mac mini some time soon so I can test some stuff before I put it on the server.
I know this is a bit of a late answer and you'll probably alreay solved your issue but I would like to tell you that I've implemented greylisting on Mac OS X Intel and PPC using SQLGrey. You can read more about it on my website
http://diymacserver.com which besides greylisting tells you how to install and use a mailserver on Mac OSX.