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I have a new dedicated server. I'm planning on migrating from my existing server to the new one, and making some changes along the way. I'd like to set up dbmail, with PostgreSQL, Postfix, and some antivirus and spam filtering. I've been following things for a while, lurking in the background, but haven't seen a lot of clear information. What's the best version to use for the primary mail server of a small to medium sized organization? Or, is dbmail still not ready for prime time on a production server? Is there a vacation program yet? I know there was talk a while back about not having a vacation program available. And a couple of other features too. Any advice, tips, tricks, and hints on what to do (or what NOT to do) are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Greg
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