Postfix is probably the easiest drop-in replacement. But IMO
a packaging of it should get lots of testing before going into
a stable distro, and regardless of which is eventually the
default or preferred choice, both should remain available.
I did poke around at this, but found that the fmd smtp notification uses
sendmail, and has a dependancy on it, so I put the effort into getting
fmd working via snmp instead.
I'm probably biased, having had to hire a "sendmail expert" for a week
to create a complex email routing server with Solaris, that I later
replaced with postfix myself in an afternoon (on Centos).
I'm a fan of the minimal "fries with that" OS approach, and then clip in
your favourite packages.
I'm about to "update" a 40Tb snv_134 storage server to OpenIndiana.
I've migrated the data already, and there is a considerable difference
in setup around networking and zfs ACL's especially with sharing
filesystems with both nfs and smb.
Mark.
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