I try to say what the Project need... But its not only a Basic system to develop when nobody is there with time. When theres better Information for the users and better and easier communication (sad but true many people have problems how to use a mailing list, or scared to register there) the community will grow.
Bigger community better chance to have some developers with time to fix issues. Another problem is we still don't know really which problems still exist which not.. theres no overview about the user problems and wishes, no one about 3rd party addons and tools... So theres not only a need of bugtrackers and co,.. thers a need of wiki, forums and all that other stuff (like new documentation, ...) As I said bevore were also willing to bring something in with. (host something, setting up some parts) and finally im happy to see 2 other are also willing to do this. But we cannot do anything without response and help form the core team. Make no sense makling another sinlge 3rd party wiki and forum. We need these things as an official part of the project. My suggestion isn't the end solution, its just the first step on a long way wheres much work waiting to get done. About the production thing: its no problem using dspam in an production environment as long you don't need one of the buggy parts of it :-),.. theres no reason a problem will appear as long there no major system changes. Even then a dspam problem is unlikely cause the communication / data flow are simple standards (like pipe over socks, mailbox command,smtp,.. and so on) so for the next 5 years it should be still running. The most basic problems are mostly solveable by an good admin who knows whats going on on his system, what is chrooted and in which path, which permissions he need... But right no support isn't good for a special project like this. But here the community can and must help with the support so the core team is free to do their important thing: fixing bugs, new realeses and maybe some new major changes. Its not their job to tell someone how to configure postfix, that's what we can do or better we make a new documentation for this stuff and support this So we need now real response from the core team with an answer if our help is welcome , and when and how we can start :-) In reply to ... However, it doesn't appear that the current system is producing much progress... !DSPAM:1011,48f614d2150921185212605!
