On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 06:48:07PM -0700, Scott Haneda wrote:
> Thank you very much, I do not think a million will be hit for some time.
> Is there any penalty when you run postmap to read in the changes to the
> virtual_alias_maps file? I know it is not a server restart, and can happen
> wit
On May 14, 2009, at 6:07 PM, Barney Desmond wrote:
If this turns into a high volume site, would file based aliases
fall apart
after a certain amount? I also see maintaining a alias mapping via
a file
managed by a web service to be prone to error. If anything I wold
store the
mappings in a
At my company we're doing almost the exact same thing.
FOr this we use Postfix on RHEL5 with MySQL for domains, users and aliases.
With about ~10k accounts everything works great except the forwarding vs SPF
problem, ie:
1. someu...@hotmail.com sends a message to i...@yourcustomer.com
2. your ser
2009/5/15 Scott Haneda :
> Any suggestions on the simplest way to approach this. I was thinking
> postfix with MySql backed data store. Today I read that RHEL is behind on
> postfix, and I think does not have MySql support in their rpm's. I have
> zero access to a staging server.
Correct, you'd
