Hi all,
We'd like to create a trackrecord of dbmail usage in all it forms and
shapes on www.dbmail.org.
Please reply to this message with your configuration with as much
information as you're willing to share!
Thanks,
Eelco
Hello,
Our main mail system includes one database server (postgresql),
2 mx hosts for processing Internet-inbound mail and 2 pop3/smtp hosts
for our customers. All running debian, on i686. We've kept pretty
up-to-date on dbmail 1.0->1.1->1.2 series code, always with custom
patches, but are wor
We use the following:
1 database server (MySQL v4)
2 mx hosts
1 pop server
We also use IMAP to serve mail to to clients via a browser using
Squirrelmail, however the IMAP port is not open to the rest of the
world, only the internal network between servers.
We currently only have around 500 user
We're using the following:
Server: P800Mhz, 1GB RAM,
OS: RedHat Linux 8,
Software: MySQL, DBmail (IMAP/POP3), PHP, Postfix, Squirrel
mail
Users: 2000+
DBmail version: pre-1.0
DBmail DB Size: ~6GB
We also have a backup mail serve
hmm.. sent the previous reply with the wrong account.. I'll do it again:
OS: Redhat 7.2
DB: MySQL 4.1, no tricks.
MTA: Postfix 1.1, MySQL support for reading alias tables and domain tables..
RBL blocking and header/body checks.
DBMail 1.1, no patches, just out of CVS. 313 users right now, and
On Wed, 2003-12-03 at 09:47, Eelco van Beek - IC&S wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We'd like to create a trackrecord of dbmail usage in all it forms and
> shapes on www.dbmail.org.
> Please reply to this message with your configuration with as much
> information as you're willing to share!
>
> Thanks,
>
2 x Sun Sparc E220 in failover
- Dual CPU 2x450Mhz UltraSparc IIi
- 1 GB MEM
- running postfix + dbmail 1.1. -> 1.2 -> 1.2.1 + dbmail-pop3d
- 15 K users
- Mysql 4.0.x
- OS: Gentoo/Linux
- antivirus + antispam software
cheers
Mign-Wei
>From a recent post I made for the trackrecord list:
Status: O
> We're currently running dbmail with:
> - Dual Xeon 2.4G processors / SCSI Disks
> - MySQL/InnoDB
> - roughly 90k mailboxes
> - 100G of mail data
> - alias selection offloaded to smtp servers (we don't use aliases table we
deliver str
hi Mark,
The thing i can tell you about scalability is this:
- you need a clusterable database (For 2.0 you should be able to write
a oracle driver in about 4 hours).
(real clustered databases partition automatically).
- you'll need the LMTP daemon, not dbmail-smtp (increase in speed and
ha
Eelco van Beek - IC&S wrote:
hi Mark,
The thing i can tell you about scalability is this:
- you need a clusterable database (For 2.0 you should be able to write
a oracle driver in about 4 hours).
(real clustered databases partition automatically).
ok
- you'll need the LMTP daemon, not d
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