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\chapter{Comparison of \MTA{}s} % http://shearer.org/MTA_Comparison % http://www.geocities.com/mailsoftware42/ % http://fanf.livejournal.com/50917.html % http://archives.neohapsis.com/archives/postfix/2006-07/1762.html % http://www.oreillynet.com/lpt/a/6849 % http://www.mailradar.com/mailstat/ \section{First release} sendmail: 1983 postfix: 1999 qmail: 1996 (first beta 0.70), 1997 (first general 1.0) exim: 1995 masqmail: 1999 exchange: 1993 \section{Lines of code (with sloccount on debian packages)} sendmail: 93k postfix: 92k qmail: 18k exim: 54k masqmail: 14k exchange: (no source available) \section{Architecture} sendmail: monolitic postfix: modular qmail: modular exim: monolitic masqmail: monolitic exchange: (unknown) \section{Design goals} sendmail: flexibility postfix: performance and security qmail: security exim: general, flexible \& extensive facilities for checking masqmail: for non-permanent internet connection exchange: groupware \section{Market share (by Bernstein in 2001)} sendmail: 42\% postfix: 1.6\% qmail: 17\% exim: 1.6\% masqmail: (unknown) exchange: 18\% 1) complexity 2) security 3) simplicity of configuration and administration 4) flexibility of configuration and administration 5) code size 6) code quality 7) documentation (amount and quality) 8) community (amount and quality) 9) used it myself 10) had problems with it