RE: [cobalt-users] Off topic - Does email server take a lot of resources

["Colin J. Raven" <duiker@xxxxxxxxx>]

|>You're going to be responsible for setting up your own mail
|>server, and
|>for it's security, including security against spam-relaying.  While I
|>won't get into the religious war of telling you which mailserver I
|>prefer, it's NOT sendmail.  There are easier-to-use, faster, more
|>secure, more efficient mail servers.  Do some research.  Of course if
|>you know how to secure and maintain sendmail, it may still be the best
|>choice for you.
|>

Jeff, while agreeing **wholeheartedly** about not starting mail server
wars, I have often wondered about something you well might know about.
To the best of your knowledge, has anyone ever managed to replace
sendmail with postfix on a Cobalt product, in my case Qube2's or a RAQ2
without breaking the GUI (or anything else for that matter of it!)??????
I'm not continuing an off-topic thread, since I could easily double the
mail handling capacity of a few Qube2's just by replacing sendmail with
postfix. I've never tried it on cobalt products though, owing to
uncertainty about what could break - ergo the end may well not justify
the means.
Thoughts? ideas?

Regards,
-Colin
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Colin J. Raven