On Fri, Jun 04, 2010 at 01:57:51AM +0200, Jan Kohnert wrote:
> Maybe it got lost due to the language, but: my comment was just sarcasm.
> Only brain-damaged users would remove neccessary parameters out off the
> config file while expecting things to work somehow out-of-the-box by
> magic.
This is entirely inappropriate and unnecessary. You should apologize to
the OP in private email...
While the OP's expectation that Postfix auto-configuration should
be consistent with FQDN auto-configuration in other applications is
misguided, it does not deserve this type of attack. The OP made an honest
mistake, and the reasons why it is a mistake have been stated. That's
sufficient push-back.
On Thu, Jun 03, 2010 at 06:44:16PM -0500, Stan Hoeppner wrote:
> Please don't paint the Debian user base with such a large brush. There are a
> vocal minority of Debian lusers, such as the ones rattling cans over this non
> existent bug. The majority of Debian users are not brain damaged like these
> fine folks and have no issues with Postfix, as I stated early on in this
> thread.
>
> Any real mail OP, Debian or otherwise, doesn't give a flying leap if this
> distro automagic stuff works properly. A real mail OP is going to manually
> define these things in main.cf for reasons such as this argument, and other
> issues, making them all NON ISSUES.
>
> Some people just enjoy rattling cans to draw attention. Nothing to see here.
> Move along. Move along.
And Stan also.
--
Viktor.
