Re: Good patches to apply to new installations?

2000-01-17 Thread John Gonzalez/netMDC admin
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Niall R. Murphy wrote: > >I personally use vanilla qmail. It is -not- necessary to patch > >it. > >I was under the impression bigdns allowed qmail to send to sites that it >would otherwise have problems resolving MX for? > >Niall This problem is very picky about the mac

Re: Good patches to apply to new installations?

2000-01-17 Thread Walt Mankowski
On Mon, Jan 17, 2000 at 01:07:56PM +0100, Hans Sandsdalen wrote: > vanilla qmail? What is that? And where di I find it? "Vanilla" is an English expression meaning that it's just the plain, unaltered version. I believe it has its origin in ice cream flavors. You can order "plain vanilla", or vani

Re: Good patches to apply to new installations?

2000-01-17 Thread Hans Sandsdalen
"Niall R. Murphy" wrote: > >>I personally use vanilla qmail. It is -not- necessary to patch >>it. > > I was under the impression bigdns allowed qmail to send to sites that it > would otherwise have problems resolving MX for? > > Niall > -- > Niall Richard Murphy: System Operator, Irela

Re: Good patches to apply to new installations?

2000-01-17 Thread Niall R. Murphy
>I personally use vanilla qmail. It is -not- necessary to patch >it. I was under the impression bigdns allowed qmail to send to sites that it would otherwise have problems resolving MX for? Niall -- Niall Richard Murphy: System Operator, Ireland On-Line -- They said, "You have a blue g

Good patches to apply to new installations?

2000-01-17 Thread Niall R. Murphy
Hi folks, I'm wondering if there's a recommended list of patches that should be applied to any new qmail installation. I have unpacked Bruces' RPM and looked at the patch list there, and from those it seems as if the following should be applied to any installation: big-dns big-todo bind-interfa