Suggestions needed; mail server suggestions

[Stephen W. Clarke]

Madi,

We've used qmail and vpopmail for the last 3 years. Despite its age, my
research shows that it is still the most secure MTA available (when
properly patched). I've used the instructions at www.qmailrocks.org
several times and the resulting installation is quick, stable and allows
virtual domain support. It's definitely worth a good look.

Stephen


On Mon, July 9, 2007 10:06, Madison Kelly wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> I've been using Sendmail for many years now, despite a few (aborted)
> attempts to move to other systems. Until now it has served me well.
>
> Thing is though, the number of email addresses and domains I host has
> been growing (and with luck, will continue to grow). My issue is that I
> don't like needing to have a shell account for each email address. This is
> insecure to a degree and makes backup and recovery more difficult.
>
> So I want to move to a SQL-based mail server. I want to let users use
> their email address as their POP3 username, for simplicity.
>
> So what then, good TLUG'ers, would you suggest I look at? All I am
> asking for is pointers, but recipes would be appreciated!
>
> Thanks all!
>
>
> Madi
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