Regarding the O'reilly Exim book, I just added it to my Safari Bookshelf
couple days ago, and so far I noticed that configuration syntax tought in
the book is a little different than the one came with my latest Exim.
I blindly concluded that the configuration file syntax was changed (or
extended?) in the 4.x version, but I'm still not sure if 4.x syntax is
bakward comtible with the older syntax.
For example, the Exim Book (O'reilly) states that configuration file
section boundaries are marked by "end" statement. My default exim
configuration file, however, uses "being <section_name>" syntax.
I'm still discovering stuff, since I'm only on chapter 4.
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On Tue, 5 Jul 2005, Jeff Lasman wrote:
On Tuesday 05 July 2005 09:45 am, Herb Martin wrote:
The new book is NOT listed on the US Amazon .com and comes with
a fairly hefty list price AND presumably a premium shipping charge
if ordered from the UK.
The "new" book, "Exim The Exim SMTP Mail Server" is published by
UITCambridge.
If you vist their website you'll find they list a US distributor:
http://www.uit.co.uk/exim-book/stockists.htm
They sell the book, delivered in the US by UPS ground, for us$70.
Which while not _cheap_, is quite reasonable for all you get.
Jeff
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