A.Wadas writes:
> That is fine. So, does Qmail or any other mail server needs SCSI disks
> at all. Is 10000 messages a day a good number or
> still disk speed is not important?
I always use SCSI disks, even where the speed is not an issue. I find that
on average, SCSI disks are more reliable than IDE[1], and I have fewer
problems with them.
After five years of trouble-free service, a few extra hundred bucks for a
SCSI disk do not seem to matter much.
--
Sam
[1]Provider to avoid certain troublesome brands.
