So should this - sorry I'm stressed out
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Hello James
On 15-Jan-01, you wrote:
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>> you didn't put that line into inetd.conf, did you?
>
> Well that's a useful reply. Sheesh.
>
> Anyways, Martin, that shouldn't go into /etc/inetd.conf. That line
> should go into your system's boot up scripts. /etc/rc.local or something
> similar.
> Or, by far the easiest way is to follow the Life with Qmail
> directions and use svscan/supervise. See #http://www.lifewithqmail.org/#
>
>
> james
Yes, probably, but there is a lot of info packed into Life with qmail that I
don't follow/understand even though it obviously works.
I do have it printed out for reference, but the way I am thinking (rightly
or wrongly) is if I install the tarballs one at a time and follow the
instructions and try the other notes etc. I will learn it more deeply and
thoroughly.
For me, this is training as opposed to getting something up and running
ASAP.
I just want to go beyond the basic qmail install that I have used on an
internal test machine for a couple of years. I have a external IP and
domain to test and play for real now and have just installed OpenBSD 2.8
onto a clean machine.
Once I'm happy with ucspi-tcp, then daemontools is next although I'd like
APOP going and tested first. After that, djbdns etc. etc. - like I said,
this is going to be a DJBware machine.
Regards...Martin
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