From: Alex Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

This is getting ridiculous, but...

: My serious objection in the case you mentioned was not the fact that
: the word "idiot" was used even if for supposed cause but that it was
: used to squelch any further discussion in a subject of great interest
: to me, the behavior of qmail in a firewall environment and what can
: happen to someone who is offering qmail services to the public and
: is the target of nefarious folk.

Nobody was called an idiot for their choice of topic.  Nobody was called an
idiot in order to end a conversation.  The reason someone got called an idiot
is that he was acting like an idiot.

Furthermore, if people were interested in discussing 'the behavior of qmail in
a "firewall environment"', I think that a discussion probably would have
started by now.  The problem is, there are really no MTA-specific issues with
running a mail server behind a firewall.  That makes it a firewall discussion,
not a qmail discussion.

: But on my list there will be no rule enforcement allowed.

Can you please just go make your list and leave us alone?

--Adam

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