On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 10:58:21PM +1100, Barney Desmond wrote:
> Oh, it's also meant to be high-performance, something I've done some
> testing on but haven't yet completed.
Comparisons are only fair if it actually takes the trouble to make mail
delivery *reliable* by calling fsync() to commit queued messages to disk
before sending 250 after "." to the sending client.
> The one instance we run for a
> customer has a ceiling of 1200 outgoing connections, which is does hit
> at times.
Postfix has no compiled-in total outgoing connection ceiling, but you
do need a machine that supports epoll, kqueue or devpoll to get past
1024 parallel deliveries.
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Viktor.
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