Cu mindrie patriotica, pe linie de partid si de stat, va anuntam
lansarea primei versiuni non-beta ("oficial" non-beta) de Postfix, adica
release-20010228. Sursa poate fi downloadata de aici:
http://www.postfix.org/
Pachete masticate in prealabil pentru a fi convenabil inghitite de
ciocurile delicate ale utilizatorilor de Red Hat pot fi gasite aici:
http://web6.dialin.co.uk/~sjmudd/postfix/
Desi s-ar putea sa mai treaca o zi sau doua pina ce Simon Mudd, intr-o
pauza dintre o "corrida" si un flirt cu vreo "senorita", isi gaseste
timp sa puna ultimul release in RPM... Ole! =)
Cit despre motivele pentru care acest release particular, si nu altul de
acum 6 luni sau altul de peste 10 ani, a fost declarat "primul
non-beta", puteti afla mai multe citind mesajul atasat, pentru ca eu
folosesc Postfix de vreo doi ani si n-am avut nici o problema (ca si
listele @lug.ro de altfel ;-) ).
(Pe scurt, a fost o chestie pur politica, pentru a ajuta sysadminii sa
depaseasca complexele managerilor referitoare la ideea de soft "beta").
/me, tragind mult aer in plamini inainte sa se apuce sa compileze
Postfix pe Irix
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In a recent interview I wrote that Postfix has two acceptance
problems:
1 - Lack of documentation for people who never administered mail before.
2 - The BETA version. Some people can't get it past their boss.
The latter is what I am fixing now.
Wietse
Florin Andrei:
>
> This question is headed mostly toward Wietse:
>
> Why did you choose to announce that you're close to release the first
> "official" stable release? I understand that several criteria have been
> met in order to make this announce, but what exactly were those
> criteria? Is is something related to stability? Is it something related
> to certain features?
>
> What is your idea of a "stable" MTA, and how this influenced you on
> making the decision that Postfix is now close to release 1.0?
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