> > (I find arguments of the sort "developers of free software A are wasting > > their time - they should instead help improving software B" extremely > > pointless. AFAIK nobody ever criticised a company for competing with > > another company) > > Yes, it's probably as pointless as complaining about the > fragmentation of unix into sysv, bsd, solaris, aix, hpux > with their arbitrary differences back in the day, but with > free software it at least makes sense to be aware of the > prior art and use as much as you can from it. But, > I'm not saying that the project shouldn't exist, just that > sendmail has a lot of functionality to duplicate, and that > if your reason for not using sendmail was that it did not > let you control it in perl, that's not true any more.
Please end this thread. The qpsmtpd list is not the right place for sendmail and milter advocacy. -R (who has absolutely nothing against sendmail, and happily runs it on several production systems.)
