Viktor Dukhovni <postfix-us...@dukhovni.org> wrote ..
> The intention is not to suggest you avoid the list. Please keep asking,
<snip>
Since I have been able to thus far fix all of the problems I've had (and
indeed mostly caused) myself; activate the complete virtusertable successfully;
set up the mean-ugly sendmail access file so it performs (so far) as expected
in postfix; and STARTTLS is apparently working well at least on 587, I should
be fine to begin bringing over more domains, start moving some of the mailing
lists, and performing additional tests until everything from the old machine is
migrated. Hopefully I won't *have* additional questions with which to bother
this list's members. I can, once everything is working as it was in sendmail
and the machine is in production, deal slowly with changing methodology to
perform tasks "the postfix way," especially now that I have had an ample
introduction into the "personality" of the software through meeting and dealing
with the authors and primary influencers.
I've been participating in mailing lists since pulling the Info-Mac Digests
through a BITNET-to-Internet gateway into a VAX account via modem in the
mid-1980s, and I have learned over those decades to get a read on a technical
mailing list's "character" pretty quickly.
You are welcomed to the last word on this subject.
Charlie
