Thanks to the TMDA teams ... Re: tmda on OS X

At 05:09 AM 7/11/2006, Jason R. Mastaler wrote:
>Patrick Coleman <[email protected]> writes:
>
> > Just wondering if anyone is using tmda on a OS X system?
>
>I do, and have for years. In fact these days OS X is mostly what TMDA
>is developed on. TMDA behaves exactly the same on OS X as other
>Unix-like OSs such as Linux.
>
> > Also what is the mechanism for the final delivery of the email after
> > the confirmation has been received?
>
>It's whatever you set your DELIVERY variable to in your .tmda/config.
>Again, see the "dot-tmda" files, as the example config in there is
>well commented and explains this.

Don't ya just love software that bends into any shape you want!

Having only after about four years of using TMDA and TMDA-CGI joined this 
list I just wanted to say to the guys who spend so much of their time 
coding and keeping it up to date some of us out here you never know about, 
really, REALLY, appreciate your efforts!

And to the silent minins that have a problem and give up after a day of 
searching for answers, often asking a question can identify either fault 
that needs attention, or a thing you have overlooked.

The guys who put in the time and effort to make the code work really 
appreciate feedback, good or bad.  They can't fix what they don't know is 
broke!  And they can't make better what you don't tell them you like or hate!

In the world where SPAM is now greater than the amount of legitimate email 
we get, applications like TMDA are gold.

I get over 2500 SPAM messages a week to my own personal addresses.  Since 
installing a new clean TMDA and CGI on my new server (and mistakenly moving 
my oldest domain across first and being inundated with 200 SPAMS a day 
whilst Jim  solved the problem) you really value what you take for granted.

I just wish there was a way to ditch all the postmaster spam easily.

So a hearty and taken for granted "Thanks You" to the TMDA and TMDA-CGI 
teams for their diligence and ongoing efforts in a world where they might 
only know about 3% of the users and have NO idea how much SPAM they are 
causing to vanish from our mail boxes!