On 02-Aug-2000, Dave Sill wrote: > 1) Postfix only uses a single uid. qmail uses six. Why is using more than one uid better? What sort of security problem would using one uid potentially pose? > 2) Wietse's code is buggier than Dan's. Check the historical record. > (To be fair, *everyone's* code is buggier than Dan's. :-) Well, IMHO, nobody's perfect, period :). Although I'm sure Dan and Wietse are two of the very best in the field. > Postfix *can* be configured to run chrooted, which is a plus for > it. But that doesn't outweigh the above. Thanks for the insight. Ronny
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