Re: Exim4U and Debian

Just an ad-in to this subject :

Debian backports allready have Exim 4.71 in the repositories :

http://www.backports.org

I use Kernel from debian backports for years with no problems, and recently
I am using KVM and related packages from backports idem, no problems either
...

Fábio Rabelo


2010/1/4 Gordon Dickens <[email protected]>

> Karl Scalet wrote:
>
>> Actually I already started with Exim4U. It looks promising, the only
>> missing thing for me is
>> debian related configuration. I see that you (Gordon) are developing on
>> Redhat. Nonetheless
>> it is maybe worth to have a Debian section (and maybe other distis)
>> somewhere in your
>> homepage / documentation, even if this is more or less empty as of now. Or
>> what about
>> a wiki. I especially talk about debian, because 1.) I use it :-) and 2.
>> debian's primary mail
>> server is exim4, so there might be strong interest from here.
>>
>
> Hi Karl,
>
> Thanks for installing Exim4U!
>
> I agree with you regarding Debian.  Last week, I installed Exim4U on a
> Ubuntu Hardy machine with Apache 2.2.8 (apache2) and exim 4.69 (exim4) both
> of which were Debian binaries from the Ubuntu repositories. The installation
> went well and everything appears to be working except for DKIM as you
> mentioned since Exim 4.69 does not support DKIM.  I have since written some
> additional instructions for Debian/Ubuntu users which are now in the Exim4U
> Subversion trunk at:
>
> http://exim4u.org/svn/exim4u_src/trunk/DEBIAN
>
> I think that all the issues that you covered in your email have been
> addressed in this file.  Also, instructions for using Exim version 4.69 with
> Exim4U are covered in the svn trunk here:
>
> http://exim4u.org/svn/exim4u_src/trunk/EXIM_4.69
>
> These files will be included in the next Exim4U release.  In addition, I am
> soon going to install Debian and FreeBSD on my own hardware so that I can
> properly test and support Exim4U on these operating systems.  I will soon be
> putting together an instruction file for FreeBSD as well.
>
> Please be aware that the Exim4U Subversion trunk is where development takes
> place so please treat it accordingly. I would advise to only use the trunk
> files in test environments and not on production machines.  I am currently
> working on the next Exim4U release (1.2.2) which should include the
> following:
>
> - The Debian, FreeBSD and Exim 4.69 documentation as referred to above.
> - Instructions for customizing appearance. That is, instructions on how to
> customize Exim4U to include your own logo (or no logo) and other appearance
> related items.
> - Updated default settings.
> - Other minor changes.
>
> FYI,
>
> Gordon
>
>
>
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