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I tend to agree, I'm using postfix on a production machine
and it has never failed... sendmail simply cannot compare to
postfix in terms of speed and stability.

Fran?ois

Zwane Mwaikambo wrote:

> This is actually terribly OT, but have you tested with a different MTA?
> I'm using Postfix in production and most of my clients like running the
> latest and "greatest" Microsoft has to offer and so far so good. Regarding
> "hidden" emails, i think its called spyware ;) But IMO if your MTA is
> spewing chunks under load then its an MTA problem, however if your OS
> spews chunks in the process then its obviously an OS problem (e.g. your
> W2k box BSODing).
> 
> Regards,
> Zwane Mwaikambo



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