Paul (and His Minions),
Again, we seem to be entwined in a bit of 'cognitive dissonance' regarding documentation; I'm somewhat aware of the value of reading it - but we don't have any!... Where _could_ the much-loved, much-sought 'human-readable' asciidocs be, when we've had to build with --disable-manual, because we don't have asciidoc? Right now, am struggling with reading the actual content of our emails, so am seeking documentation. Daemons seem to be working OK; we are receiving email, can see headers with dbmail-imapd, but cannot read any mail contents nor see attachments. This is a PostgreSQL backend - messageblks are apparently in binary (bytea) format. Is there any special magic or incantation? Alternatively, I'll try this again - would someone simply zip up a copy of the full docs for us, or point to its location on line? TIA, Lou > Unfortunately, we _cannot_ build the documentation from source, as we > don't have (is it asciidoc, docbook?) implementation on Solaris. We > have been building with the --disable-manual setting. IS THERE a > fully-built version of the docs somewhere, or can someone simply zip it > to an archive for us? We don't want to spend the time on a side project > - asciidoc configuration? - just to get a copy of dbmail docs. Ahem, they are ASCIIdocs for a reason: they are human readable and editable. Try reading them!
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