On Wed, Aug 08, 2001 at 08:59:06AM +0200, Peter van Dijk wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 08, 2001 at 06:52:29AM +0000, Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
> > [...] the man pages didn't install themselves automagically when I
> > compiled the source. (Yes, I don't even know how to install man pages).
Are you sure you want to run a server?
> The manpages do install themselves automatically. You just have to
> tell man to check /var/qmail/man as well. (The way to do this is
> OS-dependent).
:s/OS/shell/g
> > >Another great resource is 'Life With Qmail' at www.lifewithqmail.org.
> >
> > Got that already. But as I found out it's Linux-centric. I'll be
> > installing on OpenBSD and worse for me is that I don't know
> > OpenBSD well at all.
Are you sure you want to run a server?
> Even though it's Linux-centric, it has a lot of good stuff.
In this case, it won't do any good at all. I mean, what we're talking
about here is a) setting up qmail (like, make setup check), b)
configure the system (see INSTALL and its friends), and c) set up
_some_thing to run qmail.
> You should consider using another OS if there is another OS you know
> better, by the way...
I beg to differ. OpenBSD is quite fine (DJB himself certainly does not
use it for no good reason, eh?) and it has everything you need as
ports and packages. But realistically,
http://qmail.org./top.html#paidsup is the best place to go IYAM.
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