qmail gets my vote.

Post #25,208 by n3jja 1/22/02 9:56:51 PM Reply	qmail gets my vote. I run it here. Works well and relaying is turned off by default.
Post #25,219 by tjsinclair 1/22/02 11:33:32 PM Reply	Seconded I had my students set up e-mail servers for a class project and decided on qmail as the easier way to get up and running. You can make a career out of administering Sendmail. (Not that we don't love it to pieces, mind you. In a platonic, symbolic sense, of course.) Tom Sinclair Speaker-to-Suits The truth may be out there, but lies are inside your head. -- (Terry Pratchett, Hogfather)
Post #25,220 by Steve Lowe 1/22/02 11:40:27 PM Reply	Thirded I'm also running djbdns instead of bind, and I'm hoping to find time to install publicfile this weekend. I'm rather impressed with DJB's tools. [link\|http://cr.yp.to\|Stuff here] ----- Steve
Post #25,222 by static 1/23/02 1:33:33 AM Reply	Actually qmail has other problems. I was setting it up for the second time on the same box (after an upgrade) and it occurred to me how bizarre it was to setup and configure. The last straw with it was that to enable relaying (from inside my firewall) I had to recompile the source for a standard Unix package - tcp_wrappers - and install that instead of the shipped version as qmail weirdly does not have an enable-relaying switch. That's when I switched to Courier. It was easier to install and configure than qmail. Wade. "All around me are nothing but fakes Come with me on the biggest fake of all!"

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