Postfix Maintenance?

Subject: Postfix Maintenance?
From: Holger Jahn (Holger.Jahndachser.dpd.de)
Date: Mon Jan 03 2000 - 09:59:45 CST

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After - erratically - sending my message directly to Wietse, I try the
mailing list this time.

Here we go again:

### SNIPSNIP ###### SNIPSNIP ###### SNIPSNIP ###

attached mail follows:

Hmmm...., 6 hours behind CET? So, let's say:

Good morning, dear Wietse!

I hope you've had a perfect start into the new year! (1st January
off-duty? Well, you're a damn lucky man :))

I'm currently very interested in replacing our sendmail-cf-monster with
an easier to administer MTA.

When I was looking for possible alternatives available in the Free
Software Market, I found a link to your Postfix (beside qmail and exim,
which seem also to be good sendmail competitors).

But to take care for the long term aspects of my planned mail software
change, it's important for me to know who's doing the further
maintenance for Postfix.

Is there any group of developers out there (or is the grade of maturity
that high already to declare postfix' stability at 101%? ;-))

Please let me know if it's certainly a good choice of using Postfix in
the future.

And, BTW, could you please give me any links to comparisons of the the
different MTA's (see above)?

To be honest, I'm a little bit confused about how to find the
"right-sized" software for my purpose (~200 mailusers in 7 virtual
domains). Since these MTA's are really complex, it's unfortunately not
as easy as just "rpm -i" the software, play around a little bit with,
and decide what to use at last.... sad.... snief.... - but that's how
life looks in the post bottle-messaged-days, I guess.

Many thanks in advance and best wishes from Munich, Bavaria, which is
too cold these days (but like a wise man told me, this is simply up to
the season).

Regards,

Holger Jahn.

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