Alle 12:31, giovedì 11 gennaio 2007, tonix (Antonio Nati) ha scritto: > I'm thinking to extend chkuser, and add an smtp fake delivery for > checking recipients existance on end systems (i.e. when domains are > external and use me as proxy SMTP). > > But I'm really tired to fight with qmail. Bernstein programming is > accademic and heavy to use, license is criminal. Programming with > patches over patches is painful. There is no fun to put new features > on this old and overextimated product. You have to run several > chained programs just to make an SMTP acceptance... > > I feel is time to migrate to another product, or is there anyone > available to start a new project, that should rewrite a little by > little qmail, and free all of us from this criminal license? > > Project should start with a "programmed way" to add new features and > patch, then making a decent "configure", then starting to write new > libraries and then substituting the old code, until we have a free > mail system. Of course vpopmail would be a library integrated in this > new product.
Hello tonix, hello all also i thinks it's time to create a new MTA compatibles with qmail (but more important is vpopmail). The only motivation for use qmail today is vpopmail and related tool (qmailadmin, vqadmin,...). Patch over patch isn't a good way to procede. Bye
