Re: notqmail-1.07 released
Jeremy Kister <[email protected]> Wed, 21 Aug 2019 12:35:47 -0400
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On 8/21/2019 10:18 AM, Alan Post wrote: > I'm happy to maintain additional patch branches if you have material > you use that isn't on my own list. I think this is the primary road-block to a popular qmail package. Everyone with a qmail installation today likely has a very custom setup. My installations have https://jeremy.kister.net/code/qmail-1.03.isp.patch which is a collection of patches that are unmergable in themselves to vanilla qmail source. this patch requires a vpopmail installation before qmail can compile, which means a qmail must already be available (because it's a vpopmail dependency). even my ucspi-tcp has a patch of patches. Im not sure how there could be a package that everyone could use, unless something like installation packages were named with the patch name that had a dependency on the base package. but i dont even think that would take off because it'd be confusing for new users. i love the name notqmail. :) -- Jeremy Kister https://jeremy.kister.net./