On Thu, Nov 18, 1999 at 10:14:09AM +0100, Rok Papez wrote:
> Hi Roger, qmail and serialmail m.l.
>
> On Thu, 18 Nov 1999, Roger Wrethman wrote:
>
> > Go and have a look at http://www.e-smith.net
> > They have this all down to a tee.
>
> I was expecting help.... It seems I've got a commercial :-(.
> I guess Qmail/serialmail just isn't up to the job.
>
> Everybody can smart-ass around about Linux support how great the mailing
> list/newsgroup support is and that it's better than commercial.
> My experiance (specialy with qmail/serialmail) shows that this is not the case.
> The people who know don't bother to answer, the people who don't know smart-ass
> around :-((((.
>
> I'm sorry but this is very dissapointing that no-one on qmail nor serialmail
> mailing list is able to just give me a hint (RTFM would do, if I accidently
> missed the docs - I do a lot of RTFM on our local user group m.l.). But it is
> not like I'm the power user who can go in and use the RTSL (Read The Source,
> Luke).
>
> Obviously a step in the right direction would be to dump Qmail/Serialmail
> altogether. Local user group people know only about sendmail and qmail
> users are obviously unwilling to help out.
>
> I'll mail djb personaly.. maybe he will answer altough I doubt
> it... I'll probably get ditched together with SPAM into /dev/null.
Hi
Well.. if you think there is not enough support for linux/free software, go
on, and install exchange server (running nt->microsoft->commercial->help)
I guess if what you need is an easy job, installation will be faster. It
will run slower, be a bit mysterious (like all those windows things) - and
of course M$ will respond to mails you send to them asking for help. I am
quite sure, just will just have to call the hotline, and those nice &
competent guys there will call you back, telling you how to use
RBL/IMAP/filter mails/chack for viruses/tune your mailserver. If exchange
server can�t do what you need, they will incorporate the changes you need in
the next release, if you ask really nice, they will give you there software
for 1/2 the price.
greetings, Florian Pflug
