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The surprising thing here for me was that you can send qmail a 4GB email message and it will not immediately reject it in the default configuration.
by upofadown 6y ago
The surprising thing here for me was that you can send qmail a 4GB email message and it will not immediately reject it in the default configuration.
- gowld 6y ago4GB was impossible when qmail was last updated.
- wahern 6y agoAccording to Wikipedia DJB's last release was 1998. 64-bit Alpha and SPARC V9 were in widespread use by then. Even Linux was ported to Alpha in 1995.[1] See https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/1044 https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/1044 [1] Actually, Jim Paradis announced the Linux/Alpha development kit January 23, 1995 on comp.os.linux.announce (Message-ID: 3g0787$59i@kruuna.Helsinki.FI). So it's possible he had the kernel ported in late 1994. He announced a fully functional distribution July 1, 1995. (Message-ID: 3t34ph$mi@kruuna.helsinki.fi)
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- tjalfi 6y agoIt's been years (2009) since I administered a mail server but I think this is also true of Sendmail.