> If the spool directory was on a RAM drive, though, it could speed things
> up quite a bit (the RFCs say this is not allowed, though), as the information
> constantly changes.
Why would the RFCs care where the spool is? Performance wise, that would be a great use if you had the funds.
The RFCs state something about how the E-mail that is being transferred via SMTP must be saved to the hard drive before the connection is closed. Of course, the SMTP RFCs were written over 20 years ago. :)
-Scott
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