Joe Schaefer wrote: > > It's also a bit dated. At its peak apache.org was pulling in > around 2.4 M messages per day, distributed between a primary/secondary > mx config. The primary typically carries at least twice the load of > the secondary, and is a dual 2.80GHz Xeon dell box equipped with > 3GB ram. Typical CPU load was around 1. Disk performance doesn't > seem to be a significant factor in how the machine performs, even > tho we run spamassassin directly on the mx. > > Nowadays we only do about 750K / day - yes, spam volume > is down by more than 50% at apache. Way to go qpsmtpd! > Thanks - I'll update the Wiki with the more detailed information. Is there any more detail that might interest people - qpsmtpd's use at apache.org is an excellent tangible example of how powerful qpsmtpd is?
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