On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 10:25 PM, Steffen Nurpmeso <stef...@sdaoden.eu> wrote: > But it's shit. You cannot say "rawpipe" etc. It is not flexible, > not configurable, it is dumb and cannot really be used for > anything real, except by outer intelligence (like signature mark > lines which an external program treats as boundaries). Maybe > NetBSD Mail can do that better, i don't know. I know that S-nail > really sucks in this area.
If it's dumb, and it works, it's not dumb. Ok, personally, if I wanted anything more than a simple outgoing route for something like alerts, or logs or whatever, I'd probably use qmail (with its own partition under /var), but... Flexibility, and configurability, are only meaningful when (a) they address the problems you need to solve, and (b) they make that easier than some other approach to address those same problems. Most software contains a bulk of features which mostly never get used. (I'd say more, but I do not think that that should be necessary.) Thanks, -- Raul
