Ben Beuchler wrote: > You have a very charming way of asking for help. Also of not reading > readily and freely available documentation. Maybee I should of took a break and then asked. Dan's links on his main page are hidden everywhere. I followed the 'installing tcpserver' and also the other ucspi-tcp link and the info I got out of that was untar and make. His INSTALL could do with a, for some examples and further documnetaion go here... > http://cr.yp.to/ucspi-tcp.html Great! I'll go take a ganders. > If that is too obtuse for you, try David Sill's excellent "Life With > qmail", linked to from the qmail.org page. > > http://web.infoave.net/~dsill/lwq.html I'm not too bad with qmail, it's just to get things to function b4 I didnt need this tcpserver. > If you find that too difficult, follow some of the other links > concerning "anti-relaying" from the qmail.org page. There are several. > All of which offer complete descriptions for setting up tcpserver. Sensible place to put it (as oppsed to 'installing tcpserver' :) But thnks for the pointer. > If you still can't figure it out, hire a 12 year old. I guess I asked for that :) Been a bad day at work and I've been having helll with tcpserver and pop3d and qmail-smtpd. D.
