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Jeroen Geilman wrote: |
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> Robert Welz wrote: |
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>> Introducing myself I run a small public web and mailserver with |
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>> Gentoo-XEN and I am continually improving my architecture. Now I don't |
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>> know how to get all the cronjob messages and Hardware failures to my |
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>> imap server without running lot's of postfix instaces. |
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> Not sure what you mean here - a well-designed MTA will not run more |
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> threads than it needs to deliver. |
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>> ssmtp seems to silently drop the outgoing mail into a dead-letter file |
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>> somewhere in the /root folter so when my network is down or my primary |
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>> mailserver fails so I will never get noticed about problems with my |
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>> hardware/software/cronjobs. |
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>> So I am looking for a basic smtp server,too but it must have its own |
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>> mail queue. |
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> In other words, you're looking for an MTA. |
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> I'd suggest Exim, as it is very easy to set up, and quite small (it will |
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> run happily on a P-100 with thousands of messages per day) |
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>> Any advice would be welcome. My tool shoul try to resend messages in |
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>> intervals or the like and it shoud save my valuable resources (small, |
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>> leightweight). |
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> Again, basic functions of an MTA. |
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> www.exim.org |
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Thank you very much. |
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Robert |
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