Thaths wrote:
The correct way of applying custom patches to qmail and building the
deb is as follows:
1. apt-get install qmail-src
2. build-qmail
3. It will unpack into /tmp/qmail and pause for you to switch to
another terminal and patch the source.
4. Patch the source, come back to the original terminal running
build-qmail and continue.
5. (Hopefully) et voila.
That still leaves him the job of merging and resolving incompatible
patches ...
Forget the vanilla qmail - see if you have a package for netqmail-1.05
or download it off www.qmail.org. There is a combined tls and auth patch
for it that works just fine. netqmail is a collection of "need to patch
these!" patches for qmail along with the vanilla qmail source and a
shell script to build the stuff.
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