apt-get install postfix
it will then proceed to install PostgreSQL, LDAP, MySQL and CDB map support,
which I don't want ...
It is not needed, as postfix have only "suggest" on postfix-pgsql,
postfix-ldap, ...
Is there any way of telling it to avoid all of that? I just want a simple
postfix install with Berkeley DB support ... do I really have to configure /
build from scratch for this?
Please, which version of postfix are you using ?
Postfix needed GNU/kFreeBSD specific patch,
http://glibc-bsd.alioth.debian.org//patches/debian-only/postfix.diff,
version in unreleased is severely outdated,
patch is included in version in experimental.
So, to get current unstable postfix, you have to build yourself.
Try to "apt-get build-dep postfix", "apt-get source postfix",
apply above mentioned patch and build by
"cd postfix-2.3.7; dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b -uc"
During build, PostgreSQL, LDAP, MySQL and CDB will be needed,
but not after that.
Uploading packages into unreleased is allowed only to DDs,
so I cannot upload it into archive.
Petr
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