Re: TMDA x Debian X python 2.5.x

Em 8/3/2011 15:20, Kevin Goodsell escreveu:
> There haven't been any upstream updates in a long time, and the author
> has stated that the reason is that it works well enough for him.
>
> That comment about TMDA and Debian isn't relevant to the functioning
> of TMDA, and I see no indication that it reflects any official Debian
> policy. It's true that TMDA was removed from Debian, but I think that
> was because it had no maintainer and was not working properly. I would
> take comments about the evilness of Challenge/Response with a grain of
> salt, but keep in mind that there's some truth to it. Some people
> really don't like it, but most of the complaints I've seen about TMDA
> are based on it being improperly configured, causing unnecessary
> confirmation requests. (Imagine that I send you an email asking for
> your help, you take the time to compose a response and send it back,
> only to have your humanity challenged. You may be understandably
> annoyed by that.)

Kevin,
Misconfiguration?? Where is the documentation of the project? What has
never been said officially is that it was developed mainly for Qmail and
it only works for him, but only the latter, it was hidden. The
documentation referred to in there? What there are messages in
discussion groups as much as the postfix and sendmail talking about the
same.

If you run a FreeBSD environment 8.x or even debian 5.x you have the
2.6.x version of python, you'll see how it "works very well. " I believe
the TMDA worked very well, say some five years ago, currently use
because there are still some users who do not give up, and these are
company directors.

I have looked in many lists of errors that occur in dicuss=E3o TMDAas code
75 and code 99 and so far I have seen many complaining that they have
the same error and found no answer to that. My suggestion is to design,
develop it, upgrade the software and have the option of paid support for
it, because I bet many would opt for this practice, since the purpose of
the project is very good.

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