Re: POP3 and SMTP server for an ISP
The last ISP that I worked for used communigate pro, http://www.stalkyer.com
They claim it can handle well over 30,000, and it has web based, as well as pop3 and imap.
Wayne
Michelle Konzack <linux.mailinglists@freenet.de> wrote ..
> Hello,
>
> I have the same problem.
> I like to use postgresSQL for my user database (mail-acounts,
> virtualhosts, dns,...) but now I have problems to handel around
> 1000 Clients with 10 Pop3 each or multi-drop-box.
>
> Can anyone link me to resources to do that ???
>
> Many thanks in advance
>
> Michelle
>
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> Am 10:02 23.02.2001 +0100 haben Roger Abrahamsson geschrieben:
> >
> >
> >Hello again.
> >
> >I've been closely following this thread, and I was wondering what sort of
> >system that would be recommendable for 50.000+ users? No local access and
> >no home directories is wanted, but pure mass hosting. Maildirs I assume is
> >essential.
> >I've tried some programs, but they fail horribly when the system gets
> >big. I have been wondering about file system limitations too. Say you have
> >5000 users in each subtree and they have between 100 and 30.000 emails in
> >their folders. (The large figure is an example of a smartass like me. lol)
> >Preferrable all user authentication is done in MySQL or other SQL server.
> >
> >Any recommendations, ideas or so??
> >
> >
> >/Roger Abrahamsson
> >
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> >
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