Quoth Richard Welty on Sun, Jan 13, 2002:
> over the next week, i'm going to be building a couple of OpenBSD based
> mail servers for a client. i'm currently pondering the question of
> whether to go with exim 3.34 or the alpha exim 4.
>
> i've got the alpha running on my laptop; in a very simple configuration,
> it's been quite reliable. how has it been going for others running more
> complex configs?
Good, thank you. I now run it on one mailserver with virtual
domains (
http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/~vadik/exim/virtual.tar.gz).
It works well.
If you're going to train the client on Exim config files, then
definitely go for Exim 4. It's simpler, more powerful and more
sensible (I must say that Exim 3, however good, accumulated some
crust, which is the reason Exim 4 exists).
Vadik.
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