Bill,
I am willing to help out with downloads if you would like. I can
probably provide 100GB a month for the time being (I would cap it with
the apache cband module). I appreciate you providing the toaster for
free and wouldn't mind helping out. I have a 50Mb connection out of my
house, so should be pretty fast. Let me know.
John
Bill Shupp wrote:
On Oct 16, 2008, at 7:11 AM, Rick Widmer wrote:
Bill:
I've been doing an installation of the toaster on a 64 bit OpenSuSE
system, and I've been updating a copy of the toaster as I go. You
can see the work in progress here:
http://www.rickwidmer.com/toaster/
Sure thing. The ToasterDoc code is available here:
http://trac.merchbox.com/trac/toasterdoc/wiki
The changes so far include:
ChangeLog
0.9.3 - 10/07/2008 -- Rick Widmer
* Replace courier imap with Dovecot
I want to keep courier-imap as an optional install.
* Upgrade to squirrelmail 1.4.16
* Added SuSE notes
* Added option to use BSD standard UID and GID values
* Separate qmail manpath instructions for Debian, SuSE and other
* Added symlink for rcqmail from qmailctl for SuSE users
* Separated stunnel runfiles into separate sections for easier use
* Added an extra <br /> tag in each code block so there is a \n on
the last line when you copy/paste them.
*
I've added a few more variables similar to you allowing them to set
the source directory. These are the values I use for my server:
$SourceDir = '/var/src';
$HomeDir = '/mail';
$SystemEmail = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
$DocRoot = '/srv/www/htdocs';
$CGIDir = '/srv/www/cgi-bin';
$WebUser = 'wwwrun';
$WebGroup = 'www';
$DataDir = '/srv/www/squirrelmail-data';
I am also considering a dropdown list for target operating system
that would hide unrelated notes, and possibly set default values for
the other variables.
If you are willing, please send me a copy of the PHP source code and
any required files, and I'll merge in my updates and send it back to
you to review.
See above.
thanks,
Rick
p.s. I did try sending this private a couple days ago, but haven't
heard anything from you yet. It would be nice to get this soon, as
building the server and documenting it is part of my day job, and I
get to bill them for the time.
Yeah, sorry I haven't responded sooner. Digg is taking over all my
free time.
There are few changes in trunk that never got released, including a
new translation (you can view trunk at
http://shupp.org/toaster-beta). There are also several things I'd
like to do, which I haven't had time to:
* Take advantage of the public domain license and distribute patched
djb software
* Move software downloads to google code or the like to offload the
bandwidth, and also get download statistics
* Keep things more up to date!
Cheers,
Bill
