If possible, may I suggest postfix. As long as your server is not handling tens of thousands of mail / hour that shouldn't be any trouble :)
AND: Postfix setup is the simplest I've ever been through for anything compiled from source or othervise :) Tarjei Mika Iisakkila wrote: > > Ken Murchison wrote: > > Assuming you are delivering via LMTP, it refuses delivery with a 452 > > response (temporary failure). > ... > > These are both MTA issues. A stock sendmail config will queue the > > message and continue to attempt delivery for a specified period (7 > > days?) before it finally gives up and sends a response to the sender. > > This is fine with me, but does anyone have a config example that shows > how to make the response something that nearly computer-illiterate, > non-English speaking people would understand? (yes, I know I should > learn more sendmail) > > Suppose the mailbox user is using a client that won't show alerts, > the mail senders don't understand the bounce message, and we have > a support problem. > > --mika
