Tracy R Reed writes:
> My mailing lists are swamping the upstream on my DSL
> connection. I have a machine at work that I want to offload the queueing onto
> via QMQP. As I understand it my qmail-qmqpc uploads a copy of the message and
> a list of recipients to the qmqpd machine and that machine does the remote
> deliveries. This should save me quite a bit of bandwidth. However, I still
> need to be able to do local deliveries.
You might want to have two qmail installations: a normal
qmail installation for usual deliveries, and a mini-qmail
installation for mailing lists.
In http://cr.yp.to/qmail/mini.html Dan writes:
``There are three standard applications of mini-qmail:
[...] A computer sends mail to a huge mailing list through
a better-connected smarthost. The computer runs qmail for
its own local deliveries, but it also has ezmlm configured
to use a separate mini-qmail installation for the mailing
list. [...]''
--
Tetsu Ushijima
