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Matthew Marlowe wrote:
Just "emerge unmerge net-mail/ssmtp" and you'll be fine.
Which mailserver is best is a religious war and has been hashed out on dozens of mailing lists/websites. I personally prefer postfix and it is much simpler to setup and manage, imho, than qmail.
Regards, Matt
On Sunday 11 January 2004 04:19 pm, Ben Munat wrote:
Just went to emerge qmail and I got my first blocked package (lucky me, I know). It's blocked by net-mail/ssmtp, which (not surprisingly) belongs to sendmail. So, should I unmerge sendmail? (It seemed like folks on this list liked qmail better than sendmail... anyone disagree?) Will this cause problems with anything? (etcat -d ssmtp doesn't return anything... etcat -d sendmail says drac depends on it...) Note that this is for the remote web server that I'm working and not my home system.
The gentoo docs just say something like "if ya get a blocked package, you can get rid of it with emerge -C... oh, by the way, this might hose your system." Okay, I'm exagerating a little, but there doesn't seem to be much guidance on this. Hope you folks can help.
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