[CentOS] Planning Mail Server (with low resources)

Wed Dec 7 06:35:08 UTC 2005
Chris L. Franklin <CFranklin at NomadCF.com>

I disagree on slower/older hardware I'd be more inclinded to use dovecot due 
to it's extreme indexing and caching of message parts, logins, etc. (which 
it all 100% tunable though it's simple conf file)

Side note: Really if your looking for a drop in solution that simple to 
setup, maintain, uses 100% virutal users, and has countless & simple ways to 
addon anti-virus,spam, etc. I highly recommend XMail as the SMTP server.

-- Chris L. Franklin --

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Aleksandar Milivojevic" <alex at milivojevic.org>
To: "CentOS mailing list" <centos at centos.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 12:33 AM
Subject: Re: [CentOS] Planning Mail Server (with low resources)


> Rodrigo Barbosa wrote:
>
>> You might also want to change Cyrus-imapd to something simpler, like
>> wu-imapd, since it should take less resources from the machine. Then 
>> again,
>> I have very little experience with cyrus, since I either use wu or 
>> courrier.
>
> Cyrus needs less resources than wu-imapd.  Each time you open mailbox, 
> wu-imapd needs to read it from beggining to the end from the disk, and 
> alocate possibly large chunks of memory as long as you keep connection 
> open.  Cyrus will simply consult its internal database.  Huge difference 
> in speed and load on machine.  So, the slower/older your hardware is, the 
> more inclined you should be to run cyrus.
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