From: Aaron Wolfe (aawolfegmail.com)
Date: Mon May 05 2008 - 20:52:40 CDT

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On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 9:27 PM, Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman <
buanzobuanzo.com.ar> wrote:

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> Aaron Wolfe wrote:
> | I think low volume. I use SQLgrey, postfix, etc to process about 400
> | thousand messages per day with a single server, and I usually consider
> | that a smaller installation.
>
> Excellent. With what hardware do you process that amount? I really
> appreciate your input.
>

we use a pretty basic server: hp dl380 (g4 or 5.. not sure, its a few yrs
old though) with 2x 3ghz xeons and 4gb ram. it does have the 64xx raid
controller but that probably isn't necessary. load is 3-5 average during
the day, normal I think for a busy 2x dual core machine (it thinks it has 4
cpus). the load is primarily due to using SA on the mail that gets past all
the uce checks in postfix/sqlgrey.

 regards,
Aaron

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