>From a security standpoint, how does exim compare to sendmail? What about
postfix?
It appears that exim is Debian's default MTA, which is why I've run it
before and it's what I'm most familiar with. Now I've inherited a network
with several sendmail installations. I wouldn't consider arbitrari
On Fri, Apr 06, 2001 at 01:32:17PM -0500, Dave Sherohman wrote:
> >From a security standpoint, how does exim compare to sendmail? What about
> postfix?
>
> It appears that exim is Debian's default MTA, which is why I've run it
> before and it's what I'm most familiar with. Now I've inherited a n
Dave Sherohman wrote:
>
> From a security standpoint, how does exim compare to sendmail? What about
> postfix?
>
> It appears that exim is Debian's default MTA, which is why I've run it
> before and it's what I'm most familiar with. Now I've inherited a network
> with several sendmail installat
Dave Sherohman posts:
> I'd like to go with exim, but I'm not entirely convinced
> that it would be a good choice for functionality and security.
What is the exact reason for not being convinced about exim ?
Go ahead but before that read Yann Golanski's papers on setting
up exim for catering to o
On Sat, Apr 07, 2001 at 12:28:37PM +0530, Raghavendra Bhat wrote:
> Dave Sherohman posts:
> > I'd like to go with exim, but I'm not entirely convinced
> > that it would be a good choice for functionality and security.
>
> What is the exact reason for not being convinced about exim ?
Primarily lac
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