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Exim & Postfix flexibilityExim & Postfix flexibilityPosted Aug 25, 2006 18:15 UTC (Fri) by tsr2 (subscriber, #4293)In reply to: Exim & Postfix flexibility by ahoh Parent article: A comparison of Mail Transfer Agents - Part One
If there's a solution there (at http://www.postfix.org/documentation.html) for what I wanted to do with an MTA, it was far from obvious. The solution was relatively easy to find in the Exim documentation, so I went with Exim. IMHO the Exim documentation is significantly easier to use.
As someone who had never set up a proper MTA before, I was quite happy to set up Exim for my work, based on the available documentation, whereas I would not have been happy to do the same with postfix.
I can always find what I need in the Exim Specification or the FAQ, whereas I couldn't easily find what I needed in the postfix docs.
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