On Thu, 5 May 2005, kashani wrote: > other hand, spam filter can be CPU intensive and use a ton of RAM.
If you plan on running spamassassin I would recommend offloading that to one or more dedicated boxes running the daemonized spamassassin. We have two qmail servers here (third one is almost ready) plus we have three other boxes dedicated to spamd and clamd. (We're using round-robin DNS of a local zone to distribute spam+virus filtering to the filtering boxes. This is for 3000-4000 mailboxes ;-) > I use Mysql on my current system with Postfix. I assume qmail can play > nicely with Mysql as well. We are running tcpserver patched with a MySQL patch. We're using vpopmail with MySQL. (Pretty much everything is running with MySQL, even spamd preferences and squirrelmail preferences/address books. > I am running into some Mysql connection > problems because each Postfix process has it's own Mysql connection. > IIRC you can configure Mysql:proxy in Postfix and Courier to multiplex > queries over a single connection... something I'm planning on doing > later this month. We have separate read and write MySQL servers plus replication to a third box. -- -- [email protected] mailing list
