On Fri, Mar 02 2001, Peter van Dijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 01:44:16PM +0100, Balazs Nagy wrote:
> [snip]
> > - new features
> > per-user handling of /var/qmail/users/
> > using ~/.qmail/... instead of .qmail-... (or it should check each)
>
> This is configurable. man qmail-users
Yes, you're right, but I don't want to put every user into qmail-users.
Why? It's not for user administration but for special case handling.
> > qmail-remote QMTP and QMQP handling (smtproutes, qmtproutes, qmqproutes,
> > or just routes which can handle all of them)
>
> qmail-remote shouldn't do QMQP. There are patches for QMTP.
Yup, but I'd like to see an official QMTP-aware solution. Maybe
QMQP-handling is not a good thing in qmail-remote
> > - new architecture
> > /var/qmail is outdated. These files should place to
> > - /var/qmail/bin to {conf-home}/bin
>
> conf-home=/var/qmail
'ts no an answer. If you set conf-home to /haha/qmail, the installer will
put everything under /hehe/qmail instead of /var/qmail. Again: I don't want
to configure the installer, I just want to see an official release what can
handle this.
> > - /var/qmail/alias: maybe it's the right place, but I should put it to
> > a {sysconfdir}/alias dir.
> > - /var/qmail/users: it should be handled with ~alias/ (maybe as
> > .users.data and .users.cdb)
>
> No, /var/qmail/users works essentially different than ~alias.
Oh, I just forgot that. Sorry.
> > - /var/qmail/control: /service/<service>/env
>
> Lots of files in control can be several 1000's of lines long.
What about .cdb files? You can put it to /service/<service>/cdb/<database>.cdb
It's just a small problem I think.
> > - /var/qmail/queue: /var/spool/qmail (it should be put to /var/spool,
> > but it's just a cosmetic change).
>
> Why? /var is /var. All of qmail lives in /var/qmail. Feel free to
> ln -s /var/spool/qmail /var/qmail/queue
Not /var/spool/qmail is the point. /var/qmail structure is.
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Nagy Balazs, LSC
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