Jake Vickers wrote:
Yap, I think QMT-ISO is a perfect for fresh installing mailserver (CentOS + QMT)Helmut Fritz wrote:Feature request:An easy way to upgrade to the current qmt-iso release... :)This is probably not so simple, but is there a way?It's mainly CentOs package updates that you'll get by yum - as far as the extra features going into it.... I've been considering setting up a repo and make them RPM updates but that (if at all) will be in the future. I just can't afford to invest the time into it right now - I have clients that come first and they all do a mad-rush to get everything in the world rolling before the holiday season starts. I'll keep your suggestion on my list though (I have learned to love tomboy).Thanks!
but for updating you should use yum for CentOS and maybe next on QMT 1.4
(EE said his going to make yum repos for it)
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