[Mailman-Users] Hardware Requirements
Scott Courtney
courtney at 4th.com
Thu Jul 11 15:39:00 CEST 2002
On Thursday 11 July 2002 09:13 am, matthew.malthouse at guardian.co.uk wrote:
> Agree with all that. Am using Compaq 380, 5 x 36 Gb hard discs and
> hardware Raid5, 1Gb RAM and 512Mb swap, Reiserfs.
>
> However on these machines mailman is sending batches of mail to separate
> MTA/relays.
That's a good idea, too, because it offloads the retries of failed SMTP from
the Mailman server to the separate relays.
In that kind of an environment, my idea for a RAMDISK-based /var/spool/mqueue
might not be so far-fetched, on the Mailman machine iteslf, because the mail
would only be there for a matter of seconds rather than for hours or days.
What method are you using to determind what relay gets each outbound message
transaction?
Scott
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