You want the packages in the /current/ branch of the repo.
The packages in the repo root are legacy, and are no longer maintained
in most cases. I hope to actually remove them from the root at some
point. These *-toaster packages will continue to exist in the /current/
branch though (as they h
eric
but i wished to have a clear understanding and document the steps so
that they can be used by many others.
what i planned was to download the SRPMS from
http://mirrors.qmailtoaster.com/current/SRPMS/
and then use the same sequence of steps detailed in the install script
http://qmailtoas
On 09/06/2014 06:57 PM, raj...@corpmailserver.net wrote:
eric
but i wished to have a clear understanding and document the steps so
that they can be used by many others.
That will be appreciated, and you're welcome to do this.
Please note though that the objective of the project is to be such
eric
yes you are absolutely right. software should have all the configurations files
modifiable similar to spamdyke. machines have so much more processing power and
memory that the additional resources utilized in loading config files during
run-time is negligible.
i dont wish to recompile fro
