Exim is good. I need it in Plesk

I've worked with many Linux webservers over the years and Exim is by far my preference, as it goes hand in hand with Debian / Ubuntu. It is disappointing that Plesk doesn't fully support Debain / Ubuntu and therefore Exim.

I loath supporting my current plesk server with Postfix as the mail server. The logging and general configurability is awful compared to Exim.

fu u postfix. Exim is the best:)

Can anyone explain why this totally crucial feature ist still no further than "under discussion"?

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Plesk + Exim = Perfectio

Plesk + Exim = Perfection I vote for Exim as MTA

It seems there is NO PLANS from Plesk to do modification to postfix or change their email architecture, we definitely vote for Exim that will solve the problem of TRUE multiple client/domains email certificate support.
At the time, the only song I hear seems to be, it's not my mistake, it's postfix fault....
Not very mature answer for a company like Plesk

It seems there is NO PLANS from Plesk to do modification to postfix or change their email architecture, we definitely vote for Exim that will solve the problem of TRUE multiple client/domains email certificate support.
At the time, the only song I hear seems to be, it's not my mistake, it's postfix fault....
Not very mature answer for a company like Plesk

exim supports SNI postfix no ...

Having Exim would solve https://plesk.uservoice.com/forums/184549-feature-suggestions/suggestions/32132116-it-would-be-nice-to-provide-mail-ssl-tls-support-w as it supports SNI

feature of the year

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Please, exim better than qmail

Plesk + Exim = Perfection I vote for Exim as MTA

We have 77 votes.. is Plesk listening to the uservoice to support for Exim??

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an MTA that supports SNI in 2018 is crucial!!

Exim supports SNI

Well, difference MTA has their own strength. But talking about the realistic productivity and problem diagnostic aspect. Still, Exim is much recommended to go with its easy view and comprehensive logs captures. Isn't it the desire and final result needed by most of the sysadmin to pinpoint the error directly while something run haywire and needed to investigate.

I run a batch of mass mailing servers with Exim & Postfix but Exim still the prefer option for me because of it's flexibility & easier in management.