Running qpsmtpd-async 0.42rc1 on Solaris 2.9 (Yes, qpsmtpd runs rather
well on that). Queueing (if any) is done by a homebrew Net::SMTP plugin.
No qmail.
Like Solaris usually does (grr), "hostname" returns the host node name
(no dots), not the FQDN. config/me contains the FQDN, but
$self->qp->config("me") _still_ returns the node name. I see the "sub
config" code uses `hostname` as the default, but shouldn't it be seeing
the config file itself regardless? Other file-based config works as
you'd expect.
On a slightly different subject, strftime %z isn't supported on Solaris.
Which causes issues on Received lines etc. If you don't have %z,
what's the best way to generate it? (I assume I'll have to do my own
received_line_hook, but does this seem reasonable for a function to
generate it?
use Time::Timezone;
sub getemailtimezone {
my $tz = tz_local_offset() / 36;
local($tzv);
return $tzv if $tzv;
if ($tz < 0) {
$tzv = sprintf("-%04d", -$tz);
} else {
$tzv = sprintf("+%04d", $tz);
}
return $tzv;
}
