This definitely doesn't belong to linux-net, but I thought that you
might be interested in how different MTAs use available bandwidth.
On Mon, Aug 30, 1999 at 12:37:42PM +0300, Matti Aarnio wrote:
> zmailer - One delivery for all recipients per destination domain.
> Multiple domains served by the same box will get separate
> deliveries, though.
Ok. I've just checked postfix and it does the same. So it looks like
this:
qmail: delivers to each recipient separately - BAD
zmailer,postfix,exim: delivers to all recipients per domain - ACCEPTABLE
sendmail: delivers to all recipients per server - GOOD
(I'll trust Matti on zmailer :)
Sendmail is the most effective MTA - multiple domains will get one
delivery if served by the same server. Oh well. Looks like i'm going
to use sendmail for outgoing mail - bandwidth usage matters here. A
lot.
Regards,
bobo
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