Hi,
I've noticed that you issued ITP and planned to package vm-pop3d within few
weeks, but it's been over 3 months now. Are you or Yu Guanghui working on
it? How's it going?
I am not developer myself, but I use gnu-pop3d with the patch and was
planning to switch to vm-pop3d. The question is,
Since you intend to package gnu-pop3d (which I haven't heard of from you for
quite a while), you might consider packaging virtualmail-pop3d (aka
vm-pop3d) instead. Like I said in my previous mail about gnu-pop3d, Jeremy
C. Reed was patching gnu-pop3d to fix some outstanding bugs and adding new
I just wanted to point out (even though apache in Debian hasn't been updated
for quite while) that there is newer version of mod_gzip available.
From http://www.RemoteCommunications.com/apache/mod_gzip/ :
mod_gzip v 1.3.19.1a - 03/08/01 that can compress both STATIC and DYNAMIC
output for both
So, how is the packaging going? I would also like to point out the patch
that is available on http://www.reedmedia.net/projects/virtualmail/ which
fixes some bugs and enhances gnu-pop3d by virtual domains. I've patched and
compiled it myself using older, 0.9 patch and I've been using it quite
I just wanted to point out (even though apache in Debian hasn't been updated
for quite while) that there is newer version of mod_gzip available.
From http://www.RemoteCommunications.com/apache/mod_gzip/ :
mod_gzip v 1.3.19.1a - 03/08/01 that can compress both STATIC and DYNAMIC
output for both
I guess it was freshmeat where I saw mod_layout mentioned several times...
- Peter.
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