Haim Dimermanas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am in the process of setting up an email system that will host
> thousands of domains, many aliases per domain as well as forwarding
> capabilities on a per-domain basis.
>
> As far as the MTA is concerned, my choice is postfix. After reading the
> postfix-users mailing for a week (~60 msg a day), I think I got a good
> feeling about how postfix works.
>
> I am now confronted with choosing a good Local Delivery Agent. I heard
> great things about Cyrus so I gave it a shot. After realizing that the
> HOWTO was out-of-date (damn!) and that the Cyrus documentation was
> somewhat cryptic, I am now considering Courier.
>
> What I need is something that is scalable, reliable and working with a
> database (MySQL first, maybe Oracle later on). Between Cyrus and
> Courier, which one do you recommend? Please note that I am not trying to
> start a flame war, I just need to make an important decision.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ apt-cache show scalemail
Package: scalemail
Status: install ok installed
Priority: optional
Section: mail
Installed-Size: 176
Maintainer: Tommi Virtanen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Version: 0.0.2001.05.18
Depends: postfix (>= 0.0.20010329.SNAPSHOT), maildrop, perl, ldap-utils,
debconf (>= 0.9.40)
Suggests: courier-imap-ssl | courier-ssl, slapd
Conffiles:
/etc/scalemail/logrotate-postfix.conf 4191c03373e2a5f6477e6b29c4d451a9
Description: Scalable virtual mail domain system built on Postfix and LDAP
A scalable (but not HA, atleast not yet) virtual domain system for
handling mail for many users, based on Postfix, LDAP and maildrop
(Courier-IMAP will be integrated soon).
It's nowhere near finished, but it should be a good direction to go to.
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