Robert Leonard III wrote:
I'm running all three in various places, and they've all got their pros and cons. Personally though, for a pass-through relay server, I'd probably lean toward Sendmail. With Sendmail's ability to do account lookups through LDAP, you can reject mail to invalid accounts right at the border. Coupled with a milter's ability to reject spam with a 550 error, rather than generating a bounce message, it can lessen the bandwidth used, keep the queue from piling up, and avoid sending bounce messages to innocent bystanders.I am wondering, what, in your opinions, is the best choice for building SA.. I am using it for a Site-Wide proxy, to pass on to my MS Exchange server. No local mail accounts, simply pass-through.
Qmail?
Postfix?
Sendmail?
I've been using Sendmail a long time, though, so I don't factor in things like the lurning curve.
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