MailScanner on Fedora SIG (Special Interest Group)

[Alessandro Bianchi]

> Nathan Olson <naolson at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Why in the world would you want to run a production service on a
>> distribution used specifically for testing?
>
> Eh? Fedora is a production-ready distro (so long as you avoid the beta 
> releases, of course!) and is designed and run as such. But there's no 
> point in arguing about distros, we've done that and you aren't going 
> to change any minds :)
>
> There are a lot of people using Fedora on servers, as I have from when 
> it was called RedHat Linux.  Even if you think we're all mad, I think 
> it's a Good Idea to make it easy for them to make use of MailScanner: 
> both to reduce spam and because they might buy Julian's book :) You 
> also get to benefit because we make sure MailScanner works with recent 
> Perl versions, on the OS that RHEL is based on.
>
> Cheers!
>
> Anthony 

I've been using Fedora since it was Red Hat 9

I've been running run more than  10 mailservers using 
postfix+mysql+MailScanner+mailwatch in a clustered environment, and I 
never had any kind of problem

MailScanner has always worked very fine and installed OK until the 
latest relase, when it seems to remove pieces it needs.

I'm pretty sure that Fedora is a VERY important platform, and Jules 
will, as usual, support it.

Than you Jules for all your efforts

Alessandrfo Bianchi