Re: eQmail or s/qmail

>> Any (modern) linux is fine to compile. For the BSD's some things
>> differs a bit. Btw, I have no interest to support historical
>> operating systems running in the basement of some guys.
> 
> So, instead you're maintaining a version of an ancient MTA that most
> consider to have been long since obsoleted by postfix and others? this
> attitude makes no sense. What's the issue with supporting
> FreeBSD/NetBSD? Lack of testers?
Ancient was meant for systems like IRIX or HP-UX, not for BSD's.