I'm currently considering replacing qmail in my mail systems.
I was wondering if anyone had tried vpopmail with postfix or exim and
what their experiences were.
I'd like to make the mail server change without changing my user
management tool set. I've got too much tied to vpopmail.
.darrel.
Darrel O'Pry wrote:
I'm currently considering replacing qmail in my mail systems.
I was wondering if anyone had tried vpopmail with postfix or exim and
what their experiences were.
Yeah, I use vpopmail with postfix. Love it. postfix user existence
checks mean I don't have large queues. vpopma
On 2006-12-18, at 0444, Christopher Chan wrote:
Darrel O'Pry wrote:
I'm currently considering replacing qmail in my mail systems.
I was wondering if anyone had tried vpopmail with postfix or exim and
what their experiences were.
Yeah, I use vpopmail with postfix. Love it. postfix user existenc
John Simpson wrote:
On 2006-12-18, at 0444, Christopher Chan wrote:
Darrel O'Pry wrote:
I'm currently considering replacing qmail in my mail systems.
I was wondering if anyone had tried vpopmail with postfix or exim and
what their experiences were.
Yeah, I use vpopmail with postfix. Love it.
Christopher Chan wrote:
http://qmail.jms1.net/patches/validrcptto.cdb.shtml
There is a better patch for vpopmail support in qmail. A mysql patch
that goes straight the vpopmail mysql database but I am not sure of
its location. The writer even rebuffed one of Inter7's developers when
someo
In addition, I believe Matt Simerson authored a tcpserver mysql patch to
allow the removal of cdb files altogether. http://www.tnpi.biz - it's
great for heavily loaded servers, because constantly recompiling that
damn file with multiple processes tends to corrupt it.
Eh? Rebuilding it while
Christopher Chan wrote:
In addition, I believe Matt Simerson authored a tcpserver mysql patch
to allow the removal of cdb files altogether. http://www.tnpi.biz -
it's great for heavily loaded servers, because constantly recompiling
that damn file with multiple processes tends to corrupt it.
Rick Romero wrote:
Christopher Chan wrote:
In addition, I believe Matt Simerson authored a tcpserver mysql patch
to allow the removal of cdb files altogether. http://www.tnpi.biz -
it's great for heavily loaded servers, because constantly recompiling
that damn file with multiple processes t
Christopher Chan wrote:
John Simpson wrote:
On 2006-12-18, at 0444, Christopher Chan wrote:
Darrel O'Pry wrote:
I'm currently considering replacing qmail in my mail systems.
I was wondering if anyone had tried vpopmail with postfix or exim and
what their experiences were.
Yeah, I use vpopmai
DAve wrote:
Patch smatch, if it's a patch everyone gets to beat qmail up and
scream at each other about what a wasted never updated POS qmail is.
So patches are bad bad bad. Only software that is poor and decrepit
uses patches. But, let someone add that patch to the source code and
bundle
Rick Romero wrote:
DAve wrote:
Patch smatch, if it's a patch everyone gets to beat qmail up and
scream at each other about what a wasted never updated POS qmail is.
So patches are bad bad bad. Only software that is poor and decrepit
uses patches. But, let someone add that patch to the sour
On Mon, 2006-12-18 at 17:44 +0800, Christopher Chan wrote:
> Darrel O'Pry wrote:
> > I'm currently considering replacing qmail in my mail systems.
> >
> > I was wondering if anyone had tried vpopmail with postfix or exim and
> > what their experiences were.
> > I'd like to make the mail server
On Fri, 2006-12-22 at 11:02 -0600, Rick Romero wrote:
> I think it would be nice to feel like to owner/author of qmail was
> actually behind it. And to do that, he should be improving upon it -
> that is, accepting at least the patches that we all use. Obviously it's
> not a complete product,
Darrel O'Pry wrote:
On Fri, 2006-12-22 at 11:02 -0600, Rick Romero wrote:
I think it would be nice to feel like to owner/author of qmail was
actually behind it. And to do that, he should be improving upon it -
that is, accepting at least the patches that we all use. Obviously it's
not a com
I'm less concerned about the smtp end of the equation. I'm more
interested in the deliver half of the equation. After all that is what
vpopmail plays a part in, and that is the part of the system I hope to
keep. I do radius and ftp authentication against it.
Currently I use vpopmail with mysql.
DAve wrote:
Christopher Chan wrote:
John Simpson wrote:
On 2006-12-18, at 0444, Christopher Chan wrote:
Darrel O'Pry wrote:
I'm currently considering replacing qmail in my mail systems.
I was wondering if anyone had tried vpopmail with postfix or exim and
what their experiences were.
Yeah,
On 2006-12-22, at 1006, Christopher Chan wrote:
John Simpson wrote:
http://qmail.jms1.net/patches/validrcptto.cdb.shtml
There is a better patch for vpopmail support in qmail. A mysql
patch that goes straight the vpopmail mysql database but I am not
sure of its location. The writer even re
John Simpson wrote:
On 2006-12-22, at 1006, Christopher Chan wrote:
John Simpson wrote:
http://qmail.jms1.net/patches/validrcptto.cdb.shtml
There is a better patch for vpopmail support in qmail. A mysql patch
that goes straight the vpopmail mysql database but I am not sure of
its location.
On 2006-12-25, at , Christopher Chan wrote:
... So it appears to me that your comment "(whose connection pool
might become overloaded)" indicates you have no idea what I meant
by 'connection pooling'. This is software on the mailhub side, not
the mysql server side, that addresses mysql
... You apparently do the way it was formerly done too at the outfit;
generate cdb and then scp the cdb file across to relevant boxes. What
did you do to ensure that it is an atomic operation on the push/copy
out to mailhub?
the mailbox server sends the file using a command line this:
c
On 2006-12-30, at 1938, Christopher Chan wrote:
When a scripter manages to stuff your queues with over 500k
messages of rubbish, the last thing you want to do is to let any of
it out let alone wait for it to disappear. The queues need to be
cleared right away before you get even more bogge
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