Re: Alternatives for vexim, perfectly integrated into debian?
Jörg Roßdeutscher <[email protected]> Wed, 8 Sep 2010 11:41:20 +0200
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Am 07.09.2010 um 19:11 schrieb F=E1bio Rabelo: > Maybe this can help you : > = > http://stefans.datenbruch.de/rootserver/vexim.shtml > = > = > Fabio Rabelo Thanks Fabio, but I don=B4t think that helps me further. This is another tutorial (like m= any others) how to integrate vexim into debian. I=B4ve done that already. B= ut there is a difference between =84I got it running. It identifies spam.=93 and =84It is very well integrated into the system and maintained by the guy tha= t builds the packages.=93 Like the most other tutorials this one ends with: > Things left to do: > = > =95 Spamassassin > =95 ClamAV > =95 Vacation > =95 ... I don=B4t want to =84integrate=93 something anymore. It=B4s like glueing st= uff together that doesn=B4t fit well. Correct UIDs, correct pathes, correct= permissions,=85 I want something that already is integrated into debian, maybe with an alte= rnative package source. I want it not not collide with debian changes to ex= im, and I want (security-)updates and upgrades delivered by apt-get/aptitud= e and not by =84read this mailinglist=93. Bye, J=F6rg