Very true, and it is.
-Hawke
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>
> On Mon, Mar 27, 2000 at 10:14:15AM -0700, H wrote:
> > I'm averaging 120,000+ emails (mostly mailing lists) a day on just an
> > Ultra 10 333Mhz, 512MB Ram, and IDE HD's, and it rarely shows more than
> > 1-2% utilization, so, I'm not sure that helps, but maybe it gives you
> > some reference point to go on. It certainly seems your setup should be
> > running far lower on utilization. Are you running it in inetd? or
> > tcpserver? (etc).
>
> One thing to note is that inbound mail typically consumes a *lot* more system
> resources than outbound, especially if the outbound is mailing lists managed
> by something qmail-friendly, like ezmlm.
>
> Regards.
>
> > -Hawke
> >
> > Greg Moeller wrote:
> > >
> > > Good day.
> > > We're running Qmail as a mainline ISP mailserver.
> > > Here's a few stats...
> > > 420,000 Email on the server.
> > > 27 Gig of disk space used for that Email.
> > > 66,000 local mailboxes.
> > > 300,000 Email delivered to local users/day.
> > > 200,000 Email delivered to remote sites/day.
> > > 600,000 POP mail accesses/day.
> > > 750 Virtual domains hosted on the server.
> > > 17,000 Mapping for those virtual domains.
> > >
> > > The box is an Ultra enterprise 450 with dual 330Mhz Ultrasparc II processors
> > > and an A1000 RAID array.
> > >
> > > Now, this poor box during the day is running with a load between 10 and 20
--
-Hawke
eSystems Architect
for Franklin Covey E-solutions.
Independent Java Developer, Webmaster,
Photographer, & Multimedia designer.
The statements included are solely based on my own opinion,
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