Re: one mail server, several domains
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Pedro Braga wrote:
> Thanks Hirling for the response! But I started to work and I put my Sendmail
> doing it!
> Solution: virtusertable!
> (it was not so complicated to find the answare as soon as I went from
> sendmail.com to sendmail.org)
indeed, with m4 configuration, sendmail isn't quite the bitch it used to
be ;-)
> By the way, what is, in your opinion, the advantages from one mail server over
> the other (and vice-versa)!
> I'm using Sendmail but I didn't try Exim!!
>
> I've just read the description from exim:
> ----------
> ....
> Advanced features include the ability to reject connections from
> known spam sites, and an extremely efficient queue processing
> algorithm.
> ---------
sendmail has excellent spam protection (read up on dsnrbl and access_db)
and with recent (8.12.0.Beta) series - has great queueing, allowing
one to split mail across queues and do parallel delivery.
> What do you recomend?
I smell yet another mta war comming ;-) I don't do those, but will
simply mention that with a turing complete language, *ANYTHING* can
be done in sendmail - the simple simply, the complex - well, complexly.
PS. an apropos fortune !
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