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From: Dick M. <di...@li...> - 2007-02-07 16:10:29
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Bruce Smith wrote: > I don't know much about Postfix (I'm a sendmail guy), but I do have > Postfix configured on a couple of DL boxes without a hard drive. > HOWEVER, it's only purpose is to SEND email, it cannot receive any email > (port 25 is blocked), so I don't have the worry about incoming email > filling up my memory. > A send-only setup is the only legit reason that I can think of to run > Postfix on a diskless system. Hmm - I don't know. Not much mail gets stored in spool files; only those that can't be delivered. Anyway a send-only postfix still has a queue. My system is not entirely diskless - the mailboxes and mail home dirs are on a hard drive. Thats if a CF disk counts ;-) Putting the spool files on the disk is not such a big deal, I've just never done it. Doing so would mean my original question is irrelevant. Dick |