On Tue, Jan 16, 2007 at 08:15:09AM +0100, Daniel Lorch wrote:
> Hi
>
> > I'd use qmail-ldap on UNIX for it. It's as stable and as scalable
> > as you can get. The largest installation I know of has more than
> > 3 million actual users on it in a large cluster. But then I'm biased.
> > The only thi
Hi
> I'd use qmail-ldap on UNIX for it. It's as stable and as scalable
> as you can get. The largest installation I know of has more than
> 3 million actual users on it in a large cluster. But then I'm biased.
> The only thing coming close to it in scalability is Critical Path.
> Both Yahoo Mail a
Hi,
> The only thing coming close to it in scalability is Critical Path.
Does the windows version of Critical Path still exist? ;-)
After all it's a good/stable product.
(Well: i dislike the CP-smtpd .. it works unless you try to do
anything funky .. but replacing it with postfix/qmail isn't a
Hi Mike
Take a look at Merak
http://www.icewarp.com
It's quite a stable solution we use since 6 years whitout a "real" problem.
The last 2 years they made a lot of (imho) useless extensions, but you
can buy only the components you need ;)
If you have more questions - contact me offlist.
cu
Re
Hi,
While i agree with all your points above, and don't think that
Exchange is the right product for a plain ISP-Mail setup, it
isn't as bad as you're trying to make it.
* Andre Oppermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> That's the problem. When an exchange server goes bad you're offline
> for a couple of
2006 9:03 AM
To: swinog@swinog.ch
Subject: Re: [swinog] Mail Server suggestions
Hi Mike
Between 2000 and 2004 my ISP used IMail.
It was very easy to use, also those "plugin" against spam and virus was
very nice. (till then, i don't know the linux-style aka spamassassin etc.)
Some of
ok, our 2 cents :)
We've installed and successfully operate several Sw-Soft Plesk installations,
they run for more than a year already, and they have been extremely stable.
It is also nice to install a Greylisting server in front of a Plesk server.
Then the amount of incoming spam is significant
Hi Mike
Between 2000 and 2004 my ISP used IMail.
It was very easy to use, also those "plugin" against spam and virus was
very nice. (till then, i don't know the linux-style aka spamassassin etc.)
Some of these plugins created the same person, who made dnsstuff.com
One of those guys is R. Scott
Edoardo Martelli wrote:
Hi Mike
Preferably it should run on windows (we're just not at home
on the *nix
platforms), have all it's config options in a sql database, provide
anti-spam and anti-virus out of the box, have a feature-rich webmail
client and be tailored for a small ISP.
Our specs: ~
Hi Mike
>> Preferably it should run on windows (we're just not at home
>> on the *nix
>> platforms), have all it's config options in a sql database, provide
>> anti-spam and anti-virus out of the box, have a feature-rich webmail
>> client and be tailored for a small ISP.
>>
>> Our specs: ~700 Dom
On the Thu, Dec 21, 2006 at 04:21:11PM +0100, Mike Kellenberger blubbered:
Hi.
> Preferably it should run on windows (we're just not at home on the *nix
Good luck. (You'll need it)
CU, Venty
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Mike Kellenberger wrote:
> Preferably it should run on windows (we're just not at home on the *nix
> platforms), have all it's config options in a sql database, provide
> anti-spam and anti-virus out of the box, have a feature-rich webmail
> client and be tailored for a small ISP.
Do you really
Hallo Mike
Ich "kenne" dar nur MDaemon [1] - soll noch gut sein..
[1] http://www.altn.com/
Gruss
Reto
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Mike Kellenberger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 21. Dezember 2006 16:21
> An: swinog@swinog.ch
> Betr
Too bad *nix is not that easy for you, one of my recent setup seems to
match this, using postfix, dovecot, amavisd-new, clamav, postgrey and
horde as webmail.
Anyway before that, I used to have a mailenable (
http://www.mailenable.com ) the free version worked fine, and the
pro-full-enterpris
We're looking around for a new mail server solution, since our mercur
(www.atrium.de) server is just too unstable.
Preferably it should run on windows (we're just not at home on the *nix
platforms), have all it's config options in a sql database, provide
anti-spam and anti-virus out of the box, ha
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