This is a discussion on Re: Bought Book within the mailing.postfix.users forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; >On Mon, 26 Jan 2004, Robert Krueger wrote: > >> Don't waste your money. I already have ...
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>On Mon, 26 Jan 2004, Robert Krueger wrote:
> >> Don't waste your money. I already have it. >> Doesn't even mention fetchmail, procmail or spamassassin, three very >> common tools used by many in conjunction with Postfix. >> If you read the docs that come with Postfix including the man pages, The >> Definitive Guide is nothing more than indexed regurgitation. >> > >Different books address the needs of different users... A good review is >not of the form "It's great" vs. "It sucks" variant. Better would be to >address the question of what the book covers well and which users it is >most suited for. > >"The Definitive Guide" appears to me to be a reasonably comprehensive >introduction to *Postfix* for new users. It is not a book about Spam >Assasin, POP-before-smtp, RBL list selection, ... It is not a book for >experienced users looking for low level details to aid performance tuning >and troubleshooting for high volume sites. > >The Postfix community is likely diverse enough to be well served by >multiple books. Keep those books coming... > >-- > Viktor. could the list recommend a book to complement "The Definitive Guide" that would cover just such things: amavis-new, spam-assassin, pop-before-smtp, etc? "The Definitive Guide" is definitely on my shopping list, too. -- thanks 8^) Cameron Knowlton cameronk@igods.com |