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Re: [OT] Yahoo's Antispam proposal



Incoming from Tom Allison:
> 
> And you comment about 65% being manageable.  Maybe for you.  But if you 
> are trying to process email for 1,000+ accounts this quickly adds up to 
> major hardware and network investments just to manage the cruft. 
> Without the cruft it would be easy.

You probably need multiple mailservers.  Cruft comes in and
processing gets split between two (... three, four) sub-mailservers.
Surely, if you're supporting a thousand email accounts, you can afford
a couple of old PCs to deal with the mail.  They just need to be
headless boxes with RAM and disk, and nothing but smtp running on
them.

If your boss complains, he's got his head in the sand.  Any company
that can't afford a couple of PCs to deal with the current load of
cruft on the net probably shouldn't be doing mail.


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