In a situation where you have "many" virtual domains with "many" users,
is it most optimal to have separate rules for each domain and separate
user tables for each domain? Or, is it better to have one rule for all
virtual domains and a single user table?
For example, multiple rules/tables:
accept from any for domain example1.com virtual <users1> ...
accept from any for domain example2.com virtual <users2> ...
...
Or a single rule and table:
accept from any for domain <domains> virtual <users> ...
I'm guessing this may all depend on the total number of domains/users
and the search efficiency of the backend store.
Are there scenarios or pros/cons where you'd want to use a single rule
or the multiple rule-set?
I'm just curious, but I'd love to hear your thoughts.
P.S. I just started using OpenSMTPD on my OpenBSD 5.3 server yesterday.
I'm very pleased! I converted my Dovecot+Postfix setup to
Dovecot+OpenSMTPD. So far everything seems to be working flawlessly.
Things are much simpler now! Thanks for this great piece of software.
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