(this is sent to qmail-ldap too, in case anyone there cares) Actually, your message gave me a bit of an idea (others may find it of interest, too?).
I've setup qmail-ldap as my primary mail server for 3 domains at the moment (increasing to 10 shortly). It also hosts all the ezmlm lists under those domains. I suppose what could be done, is using the QLDAP_CLUSTER feature, I could setup the mailHost: in LDAP to point at the web server and have the web server be running a local instance of the qmail-ldap package. That way, it will handle all the list traffic internally without any notice to anyone outside. On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Jeff Hill wrote: =>Unless the list is large, why not run it on the same machine as the =>webserver? I would think the load would be quite minimal for smaller =>lists on a server of reasonable quality. => =>I'm actually running a couple of ezmlm lists (with under 1K subscribers) =>and working on moving them to my webserver so I only have one machine to =>worry about. My only issue is in creating inordinate delays in the =>webserver's e-mail queue (which needs to handle e-mail quickly), so I'm =>trying to setup a separate instance of qmail on the machine. => =>As for archiving, I've always just had an alias on the webserver =>subscribed to the ezmlm list, then had that piped to MhonArc. => =>Regards, => =>Jeff Hill => => =>Slepp Lukwai wrote: =>> =>> I'm bad for asking these stupid and pointless questions. =>> =>> Anyhow, just how many people are there on the qmail list? I'm just trying =>> to figure out for some boredom reason how many people are on the list, how =>> many seem to be active, and get some bearing as to how many people are =>> paying any attention to my useless babblings. =>> =>> I'll make this vaguely list relevant now: =>> =>> Is anyone aware of a simple method to put ezmlm-cgi onto a seperate system =>> than the mailing list handler itself? Outside of performing rsync's or NFS =>> mounting of the list directory itself.. =>> =>> I'd prefer not to run a web server on my mail server, but I would like to =>> offer list archives to the users who maintain lists.. =>> =>> -- =>> | Stephen "Slepp" Olesen / VE6SLP =>> | Edmonton, Alberta, Canada / (780) 425-4798 =>> | President of Geeks Anonymous + http://www.geeksanon.ca/ =>> +--------------------------------- => => -- | Stephen "Slepp" Olesen / VE6SLP | Edmonton, Alberta, Canada / (780) 425-4798 | President of Geeks Anonymous + http://www.geeksanon.ca/ +---------------------------------
