> On Oct 16, 2020, at 3:14 PM, Demi M. Obenour <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I don’t recommend stock OpenSMTPD for security reasons, although I
> have some patches that make it much better in this regard. However,
> all of those relate to local deliveries. If you can afford to disable
> local deliveries, OpenSMTPD is actually a good choice for this work.
> It can handle multi-million-message queues without any problems.
Well, for good performance one should not have much of a queue at all,
the mail should go out as quickly as it comes in. If you're queueing
a lot of email, then your output is not keeping up with the input.
Unless there's a particularly good reason why you believe that OpenSMTPD
would do better than Postfix in bulk mail delivery performance, it is not
helpful to recommend it here.
--
Viktor.
