Hi!

What's the reason for the pickup daemon to be waked up every 60s?
Either on a modern system, or at all?

Why it needs to be awaken in the first place, - does it miss mail
when the system is up and running?

It looks like this wake-up time can be increased way past max_idle
these days, say, to be 10 minutes or so - and in this case, there
will be one less postfix process running all the time.  Especially
on systems where local mail submission is not a thing at all.

Ditto, I think, for qmgr - on an idle system where postfix is used
to send mail maybe once a day or a week, there's no reason to constantly
rescan the queue.  But this is something else still.

Yes, this is not hugely important, but my curiosity is burning me :)

Thanks,

/mjt
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