On Thu, 22 Aug 1996, Chris Thompson wrote:
> Apart from various workstations & other small systems, the following systems
> run by the Cambridge University Computing Service are now running Exim:
[snipped descriptions of the central Cambridge Computing Service machines]
In Cambridge I can also add:
mole.bio.cam.ac.uk [c. 1500 users] ~3000 messages per day. SGI IP22
box. Many messages are quite large thanks to the use of the machine for
DNA and protein sequence analysis.
We used to use a sendmail configuration that passed outgoing mail via the
ppsw machines mentioned by Chris, and moving to exim has drastically
reduced the time taken for most messages to reach their recipients.
> Of course, this rapid conversion to Exim is entirely on its merits, and
> nothing to do do with the fact that we can browbeat Philip Hazel into adding
> all the features we want...
:-) Hear hear!
Tim.
