On Tue, 17 Aug 2004, Damian Menscher wrote:

> If user A emails user B and the email doesn't go through in under 2
> minutes, there will be complaints.  Tempfail is just too dangerous.
> Yes, nothing will be lost.  But you have to admit it's pretty bad for
> email to be down.  A few viruses leaking through is minor compared to
> that.  At least, that's how we run our shop.  Things may be different

Have to disagree.

With so mnay of the major providers haveing multiple-HOUR delays through 
their system as standard, a delay of one queue interval for a single message 
won't be noticed. (Comcast comes to mind)

Futher, the damage from a viruses getting into your network, if it spreads, 
can be very expensive in terms of support, cleaning, etc.  

The other solution, if mail is that important, is multiple MX servers, each 
with their own clam-av.  One fails, the other should be tried immediately. 
Odds are slim that BOTH will be down at the same time.


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