Ralph Seichter via Postfix-users <postfix-users@postfix.org> writes: > * Nico Schottelius via Postfix-users: > >> As mentioned before, I/we can volunteer to building the image(s) and >> rebuilding them on a new release, if the added workload is a concern. > > Why do I get the feeling that you promote the idea of an "official" > container image and your role in it because you would like to elbow in > on the ecosystem?
It's the opposite and let me put it into clear, logic terms: - I need a postfix container [0] - I can easily build a postfix container [1] - Others might start using my postfix container due to the lack of an official postfix container [2] - To avoid that, my recommendation is that the postfix project provides a container itself - If running three commands every time a new postfix release is added to either debian or alpine helps the project to provide official image, I am offering to run emacs Dockerfile && docker build && docker push [3] That's all there is. Don't read more into it, I am not keen on maintaining more stuff. [0] For running multiple postfix instances in k8s [1] Matter of fact is already exists at [2] This is not wanted, but might happen, because there is no official image [3] I know emacs can do all three of them, but what I am saying is don't get hung up on details
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