sendmail is great. it's what handles most of the world's mail and there's a
reason for it. configurability and security used to be issues with it, but
it's been solid for a long time now.
On February 28, 2003 01:55 pm, Christian Campbell wrote:
> I have intermediate experience with Linux. Even less with mail servers.
> I'm running a RedHat 8 server that needs to accept mail from the world as
> our primary mailserver. I'm debating as to whether I should use postfix or
> sendmail (or something else). Anyone have any pros/cons to either of
> these? I'd like something simple, secure and have the option of doing some
> type of spam catching with some type of package (open source, free / cheep)
> that integrates easily. Any and all help appreciated!
>
> Christian
>
> Christian P. Campbell
> Systems Engineer
> Information Technology Department - Systems
> Bruegger's Enterprises
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>
> "One of the most overlooked advantages to computers
> is... If they do foul up, there's no law against whacking
> them around a little." -- Joe Martin
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