I recall some time back there was much discussion about
having a linux distrobution with qmail rather than
sendmail. This, to me, makes more sense than I have
time for here. I also recall there being much debate
about Redhat wishing to do this, yet, for various
reasons this did not happen.
Every Redhat server I set up I need to go throuth the
process of ridding the system of sendmail and istalling qmail.
I use the memphis rpm and wrote up a simple install script
to to do this with. Then i thought how much easier this would
be if the rpms were part of the distribution rather and
installed during setup, rather than laboriously uninstalling
sendmail ( and applications that depend on sendmail)
So I started piecing together my own redhat clone (yes,
yet another) and would like to know what I need to do
to have qmail included with this distribution.
Did anything positive result from the experience with redhat?
What obligations do people have when distributing qmail?
All thoughts and suggestion gratefully accepted
Kevin Waterson
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