At 09:42 AM 3/9/2001, Kirti S. Bajwa wrote:
>For the last several days, I have posted questions on POP3 not working. I
>have received several replies and I have gained a lots of knowledge. But the
>problem is still there and now I have decided to GIVE UP. I have
>re-formatted the disk and I start all over. So folks you know where I will
>be during the coming weekend.

your mother was starting to worry -  i just call and told her where you 
were going to be....


>Previously I had "qmail" working, so realize, that there is something which
>I did wrong. But after spending three days non-stop to figure out why POP3
>in "qmail" was not working, I AM BEAT. So I am starting from scratch. I
>would like you help in advising me if I am installing the software in
>correct sequence. THIS IS A CLASS PROJECT.
>
>I am installing the following software in the order it is listed below:

well...why start with redhat?  its buggy as hell and in general a poor 
excuse for a linux distro...try something like debian....or if your open to 
new os's try obsd.  i'm telling you - dump redhat and your life will be 
easier...the sun will shine, the birds will sing and most of all your 
machine will run correctly. :-)  no really tho.....if your just starting 
our redhat is fine IMHO..however if your putting this into production i'd 
use something else.

>         1.  RH 6.2

         1. Install a OS that isn't a corprate money maker and install one 
that is supported by the community, or install one that is 
ultrasecure.....(when i say untra secure i mean one that comes locked down 
- no services running - you have to enable everything see www.openbsd.org 
for more information)

>         2.  Remove Apache, PHP & Sendmail

         2. see above step (1)

>         3.  daemontools-0.70
>         4.  ucspi-tcp-0.88
>         5.  djbdns-1.05
>                  Note: DNS must work fore next item is installed

         will you be running name service?  thats a whole 'nother list and 
about 1 more week of pulling your hair out.

>         6.  checkpassword-0.90
>         7.  qmail-1.03 (dns error manually updated in dns.c file)
>             Follow instructions as outlined in "qmail-HOWTO"
>http://www.flunder.net/qmail/qmail-howto.html

         7. READ LIGEWITHQMAIL @ www.lifewithqmail.org

>             Note: Qmail must work before going forward
>         8.  RH Patches from RH web site

         8. Search securityfocus.com for latest exploits for your OS

>         9.  Apache _1.3.12, mySQL-3.22.32, PHP-4.0.2, openssl-0.9.5a,
>mod_ssl-2.6.6
>                  I followed installation outline in
>http://www.devshed.com/server_side/PHP/SoothinglySeamless/page1.html to
>install these packages

you forgot to read life with qmail!!!!!!!  read it it's everything that you 
need to know...its a walkthrough and 
everything!  www.lifewithqmail.org!  READ IT!  don't even download qmail 
until you've read it.

>Please tell me if this sequence is the right one. Also is there any patches
>I am missing. I noticed that several people have discussed several patches
>to Qmail!

yeppers - you forgot to read life with qmail. :-)


>Thanks for everybody's help. All of you folks are very helpful.

thats why were here :-)



>Kirti

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