I mean, if you do like RH, and you're pissed off cause all the bugs found, hey! just download the patches. Stop winning about the gcc, and install an earlier stabler version. Or even better, dont upgrade to 7.0, wait for a more stable release from the RH guys.
Anyone that has been around a litle while, knows that you should never install a new release for a production enviroment right after the software has been opened to the public.
If you DO NOT like RH, why are you reading this anyway?, just use another distro.
Well, here in mexico we had the same trouble for us, a large mail system for like 20k users, we switch from sendmail which was ok, but not that fast, to a patched version of qmail to support MySQL databases, also the qpop (latest version) supports MySQL. You loose the ability to offer shell acces cause the entire password system is on MySQL, but you gain a reliable mail system, which can grow to x numbers of accounts., also you can have the same login more than once on different domains with this system.
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I mean, if you do like RH, and you're pissed off cause all the bugs found, hey! just download the patches. Stop winning about the gcc, and install an earlier stabler version. Or even better, dont upgrade to 7.0, wait for a more stable release from the RH guys.
Anyone that has been around a litle while, knows that you should never install a new release for a production enviroment right after the software has been opened to the public. If you DO NOT like RH, why are you reading this anyway?, just use another distro.
Well, here in mexico we had the same trouble for us, a large mail system for like 20k users, we switch from sendmail which was ok, but not that fast, to a patched version of qmail to support MySQL databases, also the qpop (latest version) supports MySQL.
You loose the ability to offer shell acces cause the entire password system is on MySQL, but you gain a reliable mail system, which can grow to x numbers of accounts., also you can have the same login more than once on different domains with this system.