On Sat, Jun 02, 2007 at 08:06:21AM -0400, Guy Hulbert wrote:
> This is one problem of not having a binary package format.
Binaries of a patched qmail are still forbidden by the qmail license
:-(.

> > Why move qmail to Perl? For the same exact reason that qpsmtpd is such a
> > large improvement over qmail-send. Ease of maintenance and plugin
> > support.
> Python would be a better choice, IMO.  It already has an 'smtpd', which
> is used for mailman and is asynchronous.  However, no work seems to
> have been done on it since 2.2 and it would need a small refactoring to
> be useful as a base on which to build a qpsmtpd competitor.  The effort
> required to do this is probably too large, given the smaller python
> community.
Thanks, but I'd sooner develop in Perl than Python. I do develop in
both, but qpsmtpd already has a well established community and plugins.

> > Here's the rough outline and implementation order
> I don't think this is unreasonable but at the moment it seems difficult
> to find enough resources to put out another release of qpsmtpd.
I think it's outside the scope of the qpsmtpd focus.

qpsmtpd is a qmail-smtpd replacement first and foremost, and it's still
a stand-alone component outside any reimplementation of qmail.

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