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RE: Re: [cobalt-users] Off topic - Does email server take a lot of resources
- Subject: RE: Re: [cobalt-users] Off topic - Does email server take a lot of resources
- From: "Peter Masloch" <peter@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue Jun 11 12:51:02 2002
- Organization: EasyniX Consulting
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
At normal it is very easy to replace sendmail on a Linux
box with Postfix. But i believe that you will break
a lot of stuff by doing it on a Cobalt box. It would
be difficult to integrate postfix with the GUI and the
Virtual Domains.
Peter
>
>"Colin J. Raven" wrote:
>
>> 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 agree with you that this may be now back on-topic <smile>,
>but probably for the cobalt-developers thread; ask there <smile>.
>
>I don't know of anyone who's done it. I've read some threads
>that sound like people have done it but I've never seen
>someone come out and say they have.
>
>It could be complex, even for MTAs designed as drop-in replacements.
>
>Jeff
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