I am setting up a new mail system next month. It will require redundancy and failover.
Our current systems run Postfix+Cyrus+Amavis+MySQL/Auth. Cryus is a complete pain in the rear to setup with account failover. DBMail seems like a great solution. By just setting up MySQL replication between a few machines I get all the failover I need. Seems really simple. So, my question is: - Is DBMail ready for production, 3-6000 users? - How does its performance compare with Cyrus with the db backend, I'm guessing faster? - Does it offer anything like sieve, header filtering? - Has anyone user MySQL replication to allow for account failover? Thanks, really excited to test this... but thought I'd ask a few questions before jumping in. Kevin
