Alex Dean wrote:
> Yes, that helps a great deal! I have heard about 'virtual packages' and
> tripped across various notices about them in messing around with this
> box. I'll try to find more information about them.
>
> I don't think I could have ever managed a qMail install without 'Life
> With Qmail'. It was still a multi-day task, as I'd never built anything
> from source before, but in the end it works. That was on a Redhat
> system, and now I want to give the same process a shot on Debian.
> Hopefully it will go quicker the second time around.
If you want a good book, check out "Qmail Handbook" by Dave Sill- he's
the guy that wrote life with qmail :)
> On another note : I had to install courier-imap to provide IMAP and
> webmail. That package also comes with a pop server, as well as pops and
> imaps servers. Anyone out there have a preference between the courier
> pop or qmail-pop3? I'm using courier right now just for the sake of
> consistency.
Glad to help :)
I use qmail-pop3d because I have it tied to my checkpassword (which in
my environment contains Much Mojo). courier is my imap server though and
the pop server gets good reviews with Maildirs.
~Ben
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