Author: JupiterHost.Net Date: To: exim-users CC: Jerry Bell Subject: Re: [exim] exim capabilities fo 10-30 K email accounts
Jerry Bell wrote: > Largely it will depend on your implementaion. DB access for config info,
> spamassassin, A/V, webmail, etc. all have pretty drastic impacts on sys
> design of the system at that number of users.
>
> If it's vanilla exim, you'll be fine running it on a 2 proc system, with
> enough disk space to accomodate the amount of storage space you are giving
> your customers (accounting for over-subscription) with a healthy amount of
> RAM.
>
> I'd be happy to try to make more specific recommendations if you let us
> know a bit more about your environment.
Thanks Jerry! you rock :)
Its for an ISP that will be running cPanel (and of course then Exim)
so that means config is exim.conf and aliase/filter files, possible
spamassassin, possible Neomail, Horde, Squirrelmail, possible clamav.
Mostly it will be used for the 20-30 K DSL customers with one domain.
With maybe a couple hundred DSL cuistomer type websites but nothing too
dramatic or resource intensive.
In your (or anyone's ;p) opinion would this be a good system to allow
the description above to work efficiently?
2 Proc with good disk space for the project and 2GB ram?
