It was the QMT / Webmail servers I think they were puzzling over possibility of .... will tell boss in morning and then let him decide ..... I vote CentOS over RHEL - they are effectively the same, only CentOS is free, which leaves more budget for buying the hardware lol
Oh Jake, can I mail you off list? Ta From: Jake Vickers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 27 February 2008 14:45 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] new system design Richard Starkie wrote: Hi All Work is looking to revamp Mail and Web servers, and migrate away from M$ product on servers. They want the servers to be something like this .... : QMT - 1 Box Webmail - 1 Box Web server(s) - ??? Boxes Can anyone advise if this has been done successfully, and if so could someone please point me at any documentation. They are looking at either RHEL or CentOS as OS for the boxes It can be done like that. QMT is put on 1 machine. Install as normal Webmail can be installed on another (although it's also installed on QMT machine) and update Squirrelmail settings to use IMAP on QMT's IP address instead of local (127.0.0.1). Web servers on another box is easy. Minimal install, yum install httpd, and edit config files as needed.
