From: Doug Fields (no email)
Date: Sat Jun 01 2002 - 20:13:56 EDT
>You can, however, spend money on battery backed solid-state disks
>(no moving parts) that speak SCSI protocol and run the queue there,
>or you can turn off all file system safety and use a RAM disk file
>system.
FYI, this is really not an option but for banks and the like. A 4-gb solid
state SCSI disk generally runs around $45,000 or so in my recent research
for a similar solution (to be used with databases).
Also, Jack - if you do configure your Postfix with dedicated outgoing SMTP
to certain hosts, would you be so kind as to post the necessary
configuration? I often have many messages queued for way to long for
hotmail (they seem to have some of the most unreliable group of MX hosts)
and would love to learn how to set it up to try all of those MX hosts more
often to find the one which happens to be working at the moment.
Thanks,
Doug
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