Hi Grzegorz,
Thank you!
I have just fixed that by changing the name of the function.
Best regards,
Denis Shulyaka
2014-10-14 22:15 GMT+04:00 Grzegorz Sójka :
> Hi there,
>
> One more bug:
>
> In the /etc/init.d/postfix script is the function:
>
> enable() {
> group_exists postfix || grou
Hi there,
One more bug:
In the /etc/init.d/postfix script is the function:
enable() {
group_exists postfix || group_add postfix 87
user_exists postfix || user_add postfix 87
group_exists postdrop || group_add postdrop 88
}
which covers standard /etc/rc.common routines w
Hi,
2014-10-11 14:23 GMT+04:00 Grzegorz Sójka :
> Grate idea! It means that the dependences should be fixed in the postfix
> package. Its because:
>
> root@Chronos:/tmp# opkg install postfix_2.11.1-1_ar71xx.ipk
> Installing postfix (2.11.1-1) to root...
> Collected errors:
> * satisfy_dependencie
On 10/11/14 12:23, Grzegorz Sójka wrote:
root@Chronos:~# newaliases
postalias: fatal: unsupported map type for this operation: hash
Well, this is strange because postfix is configured to use cdb map
type instead of hash. Have you manually changed alias_maps parameter?
Could you please provide t
On 10/11/14 12:00, Denis Shulyaka wrote:
Hi Grzegorz,
Thanks for testing!
1. After adding pcre libraries it does compile without errors
libpcre is among the dependencies already, but it seems that SDK
ignores missing dependencies.
2. Although it does compile cleanly the package tinycdb*.ip
Hi Grzegorz,
Thanks for testing!
> 1. After adding pcre libraries it does compile without errors
libpcre is among the dependencies already, but it seems that SDK
ignores missing dependencies.
> 2. Although it does compile cleanly the package tinycdb*.ipk is not created.
It is supposed to be so
On 09/29/14 01:03, Denis Shulyaka wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently packaging a 2.11.1 version. Here is the link:
http://shulyaka.org.ru/pub/tinycdb.tar.gz
http://shulyaka.org.ru/pub/postfix.tar.gz
I just downloaded the sources.
1. After adding pcre libraries it does compile without errors against
h
On 09/29/14 00:04, W. Michael Petullo wrote:
Wow! I'm happy that someone new joined the party. Toes it mean that binary
packages for Barrier Breaker are going to be available? I'm asking because
during the compilation I get the following error:
/mnt/trash/barrier_breaker-14.07-rc3/OpenWrt-SDK-ar
Hi,
I'm currently packaging a 2.11.1 version. Here is the link:
http://shulyaka.org.ru/pub/tinycdb.tar.gz
http://shulyaka.org.ru/pub/postfix.tar.gz
2014-09-29 2:04 GMT+04:00 W. Michael Petullo :
>> Wow! I'm happy that someone new joined the party. Toes it mean that binary
>> packages for Barrier
> Wow! I'm happy that someone new joined the party. Toes it mean that binary
> packages for Barrier Breaker are going to be available? I'm asking because
> during the compilation I get the following error:
>
> /mnt/trash/barrier_breaker-14.07-rc3/OpenWrt-SDK-ar71xx-for-linux-x86_64-gcc-4.8-linaro_
On 09/28/14 21:03, Denis Shulyaka wrote:
I looks like Dovecot is available in the packages repository on
GitHub. See https://github.com/openwrt/packages/tree/master/mail.
Denis, do you have any intention of pushing your Postfix package to
OpenWrt's GitHub repository? If not, would you mind if I
Hi Michael,
I'd like to do it myself, I just never did it before...
Please give me a day or two to update it to a newer version and double
check for the possible issues (postfix is not easy to cross-compile)
and I'll create a pull request on GitHub.
Thank you guys for showing your interest on the
> I just found your message at the web. Grate job! I'm definitely going to use
> it.
>
> In the meantime I have a question: what do you use to download messages from
> the router?
I looks like Dovecot is available in the packages repository on
GitHub. See https://github.com/openwrt/packages/tree/
Hi,
Actually right now I just forward the mails to my another address making
use of postfix excellent alias maps and address extensions feature which
allows me to use different mail id's for registrations on different Web
sites, so that if one of them leaks my email address to the spammers I
would
Hi there,
I just found your message at the web. Grate job! I'm definitely going to
use it.
In the meantime I have a question: what do you use to download messages
from the router?
--
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Grzesiek
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Hi all,
In case anyone is interested, I've packaged Postfix for OpenWRT (see
attached, if the list won't remove it).
Currently builds for Trunk (Barrier Breaker r38823). Requires ~8.5M of free
disk space (or ~2.5M compressed). RAM usage about 3M, CPU usage about zero.
Works well on my DIR-825 wi
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