On Thursday 22 September 2011 21:14, Florian Hubold wrote: > The bug is not about the installer, it's about msec.
Yes, excactly. And msec is part of the default install. No? So any changes to requirements of msec will influence what, if any, MTA get installed simply by installing msec. If someone refuse to install an MTA, for what ever reason, and actively deselect every MTA he finds, it will result in msec also beeing deselected if it require an MTA to be present. If msec is having an MTA as requirement, one cannot choose to have both msec and not an MTA at the same time. Deselecting an MTA will result in not having msec. You seemed to recognice this and suggested changing msec to not send email as default. Then I was wondering if entering an email address as the user who is to get reports is enouch to have msec to send email anyway, or do one have to run msec or msec-gui after install to enable it. Changing msec's default config will influense what happens to a system after OS install in future releases. -- Johnny A. Solbu PGP key ID: 0xFA687324
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