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Centos 5 server in a Colo that serves our email and web site.<br />
I am taking steps to optimize the Postfix config and it came to mind that Memcache may help speed up delivery of content to our client apps.<br />
If so, how do you set it up? I have not used Memcache as of yet.
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Centos 5 server in a Colo that serves our email and web site.
I am taking steps to optimize the Postfix config and it came to mind that Memcache may help speed up delivery of content to our client apps.
If so, how do you set it up? I have not used Memcache as of yet.

Can memcache optimize Postfix?

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