On 8/7/07, Wietse Venema <wietse AT porcupine DOT org> wrote:
> As a sequel to Mark Martinec's "Google trends" survey of a while
> ago, here is a contemporary survey by a company that was looking
> for leads for their sales department.
>
> Instead of scanning the IP address space and ending up with lots
> of tiny dekstop boxes, or scanning the DNS and ending up with lots
> of bogus domains, they worked from a list of 400000 real companies
> (they were looking for sales leads, after all).
>
> Surprise: the result is not all that different from Mark's. The
> slide below, based on an article in O'Reilly SysAdmin, is part of
> an invited talk that I gave at CEAS 2007 last week.
I have no quantitative evidence at my hand, but I
know that Postfix is being widely used by *lots* of
Argentine sites, from personal servers to enterprises
of all kind.
Regarding ISPs, I know Postfix is being used as
the main MTA on at least two of Latin America's
biggest ISPs (perhaps the biggest one, in terms
of subscriptors) and widely deployed at what is probably
Argentina's biggest, again in terms of subscriptors.
I know this because I work for one of these sites, and
personaly worked with or know people inside these
outfits.
Leandro
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