Karanbir Singh wrote:
Rudi Ahlers wrote:
I'm looking for a working HOWTO / Tutorial / sample setup of setting
up a clustered email server. I know I can setup a CentOS cluster with
I don't have a problem to solve, but I don't know which mail server to
use either. But, like I said, ideally I'd like to use one of the
groupware type mailserver (POP3, SMTP, IMAP, calendar, address book, etc)
Well, I am sure you have some reason to setup a cluster. Is it for
failover / redundancy ? or is it for higher performance ? or is it to
distribute load geographically ? distribute load by service ?
You need to first work out what you want to do. What setup and howto set
it up will depend on what you are trying to achieve ( = what problem you
are trying to solve ). However, keep in mind that anything more than
small to small medium setups for mail storage usually end at Cyrus.
- KB
PS: try trimming your replies to remove unneeded content
Hey Karanbir
I'm trying to achieve a simple fail over solution, for a small rural
clinic, about 700KM's away, which we have sponsored, so there's no money
involved and I can't afford / justify exchange (don't want to go the MS
route in anycase), Zimbra or any of those.
For fail over on the webserver & samba, the heartbeat + rsync works
well, but I don't know where to look for the email stuff. I don't need
anything fancy, but a shared calendar & address book would be great.
It's a 10 user network
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Rudi Ahlers
CEO, SoftDux
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