Re: SUGGESTON FOR: HIGH END MAIL SERVER

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Thanx you all, for the answer.

My choice still Postfix or Qmail.
I am still not sure about Cyrus or Coriuor.

Let me do some performance testing on both the server will let you know the
result.

I am not sure about the time.

On 2/16/07, security <security@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Robert Becker Cope a écrit :
> security <security@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
>> Non, be serious: Sendmail (I hate this software!) is the faster
>>
>
> Since when? This is hardly "common knowledge". Even if this WERE true,
highest
> performance isn't the only criteria to evaluate, and is often not even
close to
> the most important.
>

We are not in the case of "the most secure MTA", but the best performance.
Personally, I prefer 100 times postfix (even if we cannot use it with
mailscanner).

> Postfix is amazing software, the model of what software should be,
really. It
> is well documented, has a very active and helpful community, is secure,
is
> robust, is well performing, etc.  Highly recommended.
>
> Oh. I used to manage a postfix installation that had hundreds of
thousands of
> users, maybe even a million by the time I left. The only issues we had
were
> created by poor design on our side.
>
> Good luck,
>
> robert
>
>

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