On Tuesday 12 December 2006 14:20, dbmail wrote: > On 12-dec-2006, at 13:55, Paul J Stevens wrote: > > A quick google search reveals that openbsd does not define > > ECANCELED in > > errno.h even though it's in the POSIX specs. > > Those are the messages I found as well. However, I am not a > programmer so I have no idear how serious this is. I think it means > that quit a bit of work needs to be done by the OpenBSD team before > this can be made to work. It also means that problem exists on all > versions of OpenBSD. > > > But: I see that openbsd-4.0 includes gmime-2.1.19. So you're home > > free: > > that version is OK. > > Where did you see this ? As I understand it from above, it is plain > impossible to install gmime and thus DBmail 2.2 on OpenBSD.
Well, sure it is possible to build, install and run dbmail 2.2.x and it' dependency's on OpenBSD :-) For example I'm running a mailserver using OpenBSD 4.0 , qpsmtpd, qmail, postgresql and of course dbmail 2.2.1 plus libsieve. The system serves for ~250 users ( mostly pop3 and some imap ) with ~2000 mail deliveries/day. At the moment there are no official ports for dbmail available. So, if you've trouble installing dbmail on OpenBSD you could give my ports a try: http://shiroiyagiza.net/ports/ports_mystuff_mail_dbmail.tar.gz http://shiroiyagiza.net/ports/ports_mystuff_mail_libsieve.tar.gz http://shiroiyagiza.net/ports/ports_mystuff_mail_gmime.tar.gz Steffen _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list DBmail@dbmail.org https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
