Hello all, Edwin Casimero question about the Qmailtoaster's specifications for serving 10,000 email clients spur my first question.
1. I am setting up a Qmailtoaster for 25 email clients but expect the number won't increase to 50 anytime soon, if ever. Have I assumed correctly that the standard install of Qmailtoaster is sufficient given the correct hardware and internet connection for this application. 2. I want to setup the above 'system' for POP3-SSL clients using Outlook and Outlook Express (OE) and let individuals take care of backing up their own email. If I decided to us IMAP4 or IMAP4-SSL is there a rule of thumb mailbox size. 3. If I use POP3-SSL is there a way besides setting up IMAP4 or IMAP4-SSL accounts for each user, or even a single account, to feed spam back to the server? I've been investigating this and have found that forwarding to a [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] account changes the header of the email and 'resend' using Outlook does pretty much the same thing as a forward. Outlook and Outlook Express are the email client software this particular customer will be using. Eric Broch
