j...@wxcvbn.org (Jérémie Courrèges-Anglas) writes: > Vadim Zhukov <persg...@gmail.com> writes: > >> 2014-08-20 2:47 GMT+04:00 Jérémie Courrèges-Anglas <j...@wxcvbn.org>: >>> >>> Sendmail will probably leave the base source tree during this release. >>> Here's the port I use since several months - but with a very limited use >>> case. The rc script is (for now) named esendmail. >>> >>> Test reports and comments welcome. >> >> Two small questions here, otherwise reads fine. I didn't test running >> it yet, though. >> >> 1. It looks like missing a README on how to enable sendmail. > > Yup, I'd first mention the root crontab entry for the queue runner.
First stab at it. Maybe it's too verbose, maybe there are important
missing items. I moved most hints from sendmail-enable/disable in the
README, while here.
>> Or it
>> could run sendmail-enable and sendmail-disable right in the
>> rcscript...
>
> This sounds a bit too automated to my taste. :)
> But if other MTAs in the ports tree behave like this, why not.
Other MTAs don't behave so. I think that providing reasonable
documentation and configuration templates is nicer in the end.
>> 2. Why do hide the "mv ${PREFIX}/sbin/makemap
>> ${PREFIX}/libexec/sendmail" command?
>
> No good reason. I was propably bored when I added this and the @echo
> "Installing..." stuff.
I removed a bit more of those.
Other changes:
- added @newuser/@newgroup incantations, since smmsp from base will
probably die soon, just like the named user for bind.
- use _smmsp in submit.mc
- disable ident queries, per ajacoutot@ in src/
- correct the messed up @sample stuff, the cf files ended up in /etc/
instead of /etc/mail/. oops
- replace documentation in sendmail-enable with more error checking
Next step could be splitting it in -main and -libmilter, and build
a shared lib in the latter.
Comments / feedback still welcome. :)
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