Kevin Baker wrote:
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?
Any action that involves many messages at once is currently very slow. Things like sorting and searching are below par. So if you run many users with very few smallish mailboxes, your all set. But running many large mailboxes for power-users is not advisable yet.
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