On 01/23/2015 08:43 AM, Roger Goh wrote:
Q3:
Was told by our vendor that they set up 'commercial' version of
sendmail which has a
separate interface/module GUI for whitelisting & blacklisting. Is
there a commercial
version of 'postfix' which we can get official (eg: supported by RHEL)
suppor
On Sun, Jan 25, 2015 at 08:45:38PM +0800, Roger Goh wrote:
> Does Redhat support postfix (ie provide patches, troubleshooting of
> crashes, slowness)?
Postfix is not prone to crashes, but if for some unexpected reason
it does, or you're experiencing performance issues, you'll likely
get better su
On Sun, 25 Jan 2015 20:45:38 +0800, Roger Goh stated:
> Q4:
> Does Redhat support postfix (ie provide patches, troubleshooting of
> crashes, slowness)?
>
> Q5:
> We are on SendMail version 3.3.4 & I think it's a commercially-added
> tool Flow Control version 2.1.7.
> Are these versions rather out
Thanks Viktor.
Bear with me if this is OT.
Q4:
Does Redhat support postfix (ie provide patches, troubleshooting of
crashes, slowness)?
Q5:
We are on SendMail version 3.3.4 & I think it's a commercially-added
tool Flow Control version 2.1.7.
Are these versions rather outdated?
I won't comment on
On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 09:43:39PM +0800, Roger Goh wrote:
> We are using a commercial version of sendmail (refer to sendmail.com)
> on RHEL 5.x
>
> We have seen something like 2 mails sent to it within 5 mins &
> it just hung up or caused severe delay in delivery.
Sendmail has no queue mana
We are using a commercial version of sendmail (refer to sendmail.com)
on RHEL 5.x
We have seen something like 2 mails sent to it within 5 mins &
it just hung up or caused severe delay in delivery.
Q1:
Is postfix (which is now the default Smtp with RHEL 6.x) more robust ie can
take bursts of h
