Mailscanner, MTA and postfix questions - any chance of a guide?

[James Sizemore]

The main reason I like having a single set of configuration files
is I don't have to think of which set  of config files I need to edit
for this or that change.  With one config file you don't have two
sets of default limits to play with, you don't have two place to
make edits, two places to look for errors when you or some junior
admin fat fingers something.

Simplicity is the main reason. The amount of ram used or the
speed at which mail can flow though will not be radically
changed. So if it works for you now, and you don't edit
the config files much, stay put!


Pete wrote:

> Thaks for your reply, appreciated.
>
> Not being mcuh aof a Linux, let alone postfix, expert - why would I be
> better or worse of using your method vs the 2 x Postfix method? (as
> described on Julian's pages)?
>
> Is there a short answer about performance, robustness, features some one
> could post?
> My current mthod is working great, so am not itching to change, but i do
> have a server replacement coming, and am writing a short plan on
> implementation prior to actually doing it this time.
>
>>
>> I have attached it, sorry it's in MS Word. If you can't open it, I'll
>> publish it some where (Sorry, not much time at the moment).
>>
>> Drew
>>