Hi at 28.11.2011 21:04, Merrick Munday wrote: ... >> pretty common request - but an MTA is a different beast (given the fact >> that running an MTA that stores the mails in a RAM-disk isn't even RFC >> compliant).>If you want to build it yourself, the Bering uClibc team will >> most >> likely be happy to help you get going - but we can't distribute it in >> binary form without breaking the license (at least, that's how I read >> the page above).>Martin > Looking at http://cr.yp.to/qmail/dist.html, it seems that D.J. Bernstein > changed his mind since Martin's post was written and placed qmail in the > public domain, so qmail could be compiled and distributed for Bering-uClibc > now. I have several uses for an MTA for mail relaying, so it would be > wonderful if someone with a development environment could compile one. > However, I don't have any experience with qmail -- maybe there's another MTA > that would be better? $
IMHO it still would not be RFC compliant without storage, and I don't mean RAM Disk storage. If you want to use a flash drive or something similar, I believe this could be done. Some time back I built CUPS and had, of course, the same problem. Also CUPS was much too big to be held in RAM disk only. I solved this by using a big part of my CF as a real disk partition. For operations which don't have to be fast this is acceptable, but the decay of flash memory needs to be taken into account. cheers Erich
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