On 10/06/2010 07:16 PM, D G Teed wrote:
Usually I prefer to work within the package management provided
by a distro, or some repository collection. It can provide timely
security updates and you can have some confidence that all
of the updates coming at once are tested to work together.
I avoided the default Postfix from Redhat years ago and put in
postfix 2.4.6 built from source. That version is still newer than Redhat's
2.3.3 RPM, four years after the install! In the meantime, Debian
provide 2.5.5 currently.
If I needed a very good reason to not use Redhat's postfix,
is there a major feature or issue (or two) that comes to mind?
2.4.6 won't have sqlite support or postscreen, but read the release
notes on the main postfix site for exact details - we don't know what
you consider significant.
--
J.