On Thu, 8 Nov 2007 14:01:07 +0100 (CET) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm gonna setup a qmail mailserver for mailscanning for a huge > site... I have think that setting a qmail with qmail-scanner for real > time scanning could be too slow because perhaps could arrive there... > don't know 300 simultaneos mails.. so I think that could be better to > setup a qmail-mail-server that only does rcpt checks and mfchecks in > the Internet site and another qmail server not listening in internet > interface that makes mail scanning in a reasonable time and in a > reasonable number of simultaneous scans... (don't know 50 > simultaneous for example...). The internet qmail server will pass > from for example 50 to 50 mails to scanning qmail server... and this > last to pass to they're respective mailservers... it's only going to > be a scanning mailserver... > > So I have think that I could compile qmail one time and copy to two > different locations for example /var/qmail and > /var/qmail-scanning-server... is this possible? and is this possible > without having two different vpopmails? two different databases for > smtp auth... (Internet qmail scanner will be relay too) two > differents tcp rules file... so could I share everything between them? > > What do you think about this idea have just had?
I think you should off load the processing work. Look into running a remote clamd/spamassing, or setup multiple mail hubs jms has a guide on that at http://qmail.jms1.net -- The 5 1/4 Floppy Drive to the gas station is smelling funky because of Brian Bird. OneMain.com is crank calling George W Bush. :: http://www.s5h.net/ :: http://www.s5h.net/gpg
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