Captain Mail

Solutions and services to help your business with email

Hello, and welcome to Captain Mail's web page!

You are quite likely an email user, and/or even worse, responsible for email in your organization. We may be able to help you!

We offer the following:

A nice web based front end (web GUI) for Postfix, i.e. a Linux based mail server which uses Postfix + LDAP + Cyrus + Amavis + Spamassassin + ClamAV. (Click here for details.) The great advantage is that the mail server can be administered without going to the command line, so no Linux administration skills are required
An auto install CD for this mail server, based on Fedora Core. Put the CD in the drive, and boot from it; answer the few simple questions, and it will auto install (on most standard PC hardware.) Then point a browser to the web based admin console and complete the setup. Your enterprise class mail server is ready!
Solutions for email archival, email filtering (virus and spam) and email clusters based on Linux, Solaris and other free/open source modules
Setup of custom configurations of email service on Linux and Solaris
Developing custom scripts for log processing
24x7 automated monitoring of email service (note that this is far more sophisticated than the usual ping/port status)
On-going management of your email service: including monitoring, support, troubleshooting, patch management and daily administration, checking logs regularly, providing regular reports

Since we have been doing this for quite a while now, we have expertise in many areas/modules, including:

Linux and Solaris platforms
postfix, qmail and sendmail
spamassassin
clamAV
LDAP
saslauth
Scripting

mailscanner
amavisd
IMSS and SPSS (Trend Micro)
mmsmtpd (Sophos)
webmin
Nagios and Cacti
MRTG and ntop

Cyrus IMAP, webcyradmin
drbd and heartbeat
AWSTATS
Squirrelmail and Horde IMP
Opengroupware
dotProject

If you have any requirements in these or related areas, or any queries, we would be happy to hear from you. Please write to us at sales@captain-mail.com

Thanks for visiting!

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Last updated: January 2008

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