Postfix setup
Nu har jeg tilføjet en smule tekst om mit gamle gamle postfix setup. Nok på tide når jeg har haft det liggende og brugt det (og nogle få andre ligeledes) i 4år. 
Damn jeg har godt brugt en del tid på det her postfix setup gennem tiden. En skam det stadig er forholdsvist usselt, men i det mindste tror jeg at jeg kunne lavet det godt hvis jeg en dag fik tid.
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