Hi
I'm playing around with qpsmtpd to see if I can use it for my purposes. It's
great fun to discover how easy it is to extend the plugin system.
I have this setup with virtual users and a maildir backend (actually it's
Courier right now). I wonder if it's considered a bad idea if I write a
Hi Steve
Thanks for your reply. I have some follow-up questions. I'm not experienced
in mail delivery rules...
I'd be happy for pointers to documentation.
There are plugins already present to do local maildir delivery,
and forward via SMTP. So I'd suggest you just augment those
separat
> > On Dec 19, 2008, at 18:56, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> >> Shall we do a release for xmas? It's been forever...
On the topic of releasing, why isn't qpsmtpd released to CPAN?
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Hi Matt
How about putting it on Github? Then anybody can look and decide if they
want to continue work on it and perhaps make it cpan -ready.
To be fair I don't do perl coding any more, so I'm happy for someone
to take over ParaDNS maintainence.
ParaDNS-XS is in my SVN server. Happy to shar
Hi
I haven't touched my qpsmtpd setup for years, but I'm moving it and want
to upgrade now. So I seek advice for how to setup the current qpsmtpd.
What I want:
qpsmtpd receives all mail to my domains.
the local users will use qpsmtpd as a smtp server.
This means that the local users will log
Hi Matt
Thanks for your reply, I really appreciate that.
Against, standard behavior is to accept authenticated local users on port 587.
I only have 25 to play with (without having to do a lot of reshuffling,
which I hope to avoid). But I guess that shoud be OK - it's been working
with qpsmtp
Hi List
Just for the records. I tried to install another ssl certificate, and
then it works. This means that Thunderbird doesn't like the self signed
certificate generated by plugins/tls_cert
I just would have wanted Thunderbird to tell about it. Instead it just
stopped very Microsoftish wit
Hi
I use perlbrew and therefore change the first line of e.g.
qpsmtpd-forkserver to /usr/bin/env perl. It has possibly been discussed
before (?) but are there anything that prevents this to go into the repo?