On 20 Nov 2010, at 12:47 PM, Mark Chaney wrote: > Is django still required? I thought I read something about moving to > something different, but I am still seeing that requirement listed on > the wiki.
Django is still required, Pylons will take over as of release 2.0 > > Basically I have two ubuntu servers setup with mysql replication that > basically have mailscanner 4.79, postfix, and baruwa (not sure what > version, but its an github checkout i think). Anyway, its from the > earlier versions of baruwa and I severely need to upgrade it in order to > fix a few bugs (such as whitelisting not working) and get everything > using deb's or rpm's (if i have to switch OS's) to make the upgrade > process simpler. I want to upgrade mailscanner as well, but it seems > there are no deb's for the newest version of mailscanner, but there are > rpm's, etc. So if its going to make my life easier to use centos, i > will. Though getting django setup on centos was a pain last time i did > it, so I am hoping django isnt needed anymore. Django is fairly easy to setup it is actually painless if you follow the instructions in the baruwa documentation > > So to sum things up, is django still needed and what do you recommend > for a setup to make upgrades simple. I am am one of those people that > dont like compiling anything and prefer to just run: apt-get upgrade or > yum upgrade when needing to keep my systems up to date (yeah, i know, > its the noob/lazy way to do things), but since I am a noob, thats what I > guess I need to do. Even if you moved to Centos you will not be able to yum install mailscanner unless you subscribe to mailscanner gold repo. Rocky does have a good howto on setting up the latest mailscanner/postfix/baruwa coming out soon may be you can use that. -- Baruwa - www.baruwa.org _______________________________________________ Baruwa mailing list [email protected] http://lists.baruwa.org/mailman/listinfo/baruwa
