[TriLUG] status of email
Andrew C. Oliver
acoliver at apache.org
Sat Jan 26 08:37:40 EST 2002
> I'd vote for sendmail; I've too been scarred [sic] to learn another
> mailer ;-)
> <twocents whose="mine" tone="seriously">
> I'd not want to use qmail. I just spent 30 minutes reading over
> his mailing list, and I'd not want to turn there for support :-(
> IMO, the efficiency of a support network is /more/ important
> than the efficiency of the software in use.
>
> I've used postfix a bit, but it lacks some "features" that sendmail
> has because of its more secure architecture. If you can live >
without
> those features, and the spotty documentation of postfix, it /is/ a
> very capable mailer.
>
> Exim is pretty nice, AFAIK, but is not great at handling high loads.
> </twocents>
> | Like I said...the power of "those that DO" versus philosophize.
We're
> | close to having the pieces to put together. I guess once that's
done
> | all we'll need is me (if I can help otherwise I'll be happy to just
> | collect/deliver the parts)/you/a person with sufficient karma to
meet at
> | Inflo. (enflo? sp?) next weekend and make this puppy hum. As long
as it
> | is stable and reasonably fast its good.
> I can give a day next weekend to the cause.
awesome. Money and time of course gets the most say. ;-)
> | If someone has a webmail solution they can install on it as well,
that
> | would be truly awesome.
> | | Jon, are they (inflo) open on the weekend or do we need to make
> | arrangements to show up during the week?
> | | Anyone have an opinion on the minimum processor and speed we
need?
> not very much. most of the performance needed will be in the disks.
> Perhaps we should pool cash and buy one of these (IBM's smokinest ide
> drive)
> http://direct.mwave.com/mwave/doc/a13190.html
> for about $100 (40G), or $120 for the (60G) drive. I'll kick in
> $50. Used hard drives are /scary/. Anyone willing to head up >
collection
> and ordering (suggest one of steering@)? I'll drop my $50 tomorrow.
I'd planned to do that (head up collection/ordering). If someone else
would rather then cool, then I'll devote more time to ordering
MyDreamSystem (tm) and migrating POI over to Jakarta and Cocoon.
Anyhow thanks Brent!
--
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www.sourceforge.net/projects/poi - port of Excel format to java
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4487555.html
- fix java generics!
The avalanche has already started. It is too late for the pebbles to
vote.
-Ambassador Kosh
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