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Hi,
I am a new (and happy) qmail user.
After spending days on reading various documents,
man pages, how to pages, FAQ ...
some things about daemon tools are still not
so clear to me.
qmail.org and qmail's author clearlly suggest to
use tcpserver for qmail-smtpd and this is
enough for me.
But there is not any clear suggestion for using
daemon tools instead of a superserver like xinetd
(inetd is out of the question).
In addition, the "install" file from the qmail
source destribution has an example for using inetd to launch qmail-smtpd and
pop3d.
On the other hand qmail-howto, and allmost every
othe document about qmail, are suggesting using daemon tools.
Friends of mine working as administrators in medium
size ISPs, are suggesting to use qmail-smtpd and qmail-pop3d
with xinetd like they do.
All these different oppinions confused
me.
I just want to know the best way to
control qmail since I am expecting a high
number of mail users.
What I am concerned is a reliable, stable and
efficient mail delivery.
Only :)
John
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- Re: tcpserver daemon tools and xinetd John Chronakis
- Re: tcpserver daemon tools and xinetd Dave Sill
