Scott Gifford writes:
> Russell Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Try applying two patches to the same program.
>
> While this may require some manual reconciliation between
> conflicting packages, it's far better than needing a seperate full
> distribution of components of qmail for every possible combination of
> patches.
Don't be ridiculous. Instead of producing a different package, you
would send the patch to the author of the enhanced qmail-smtpd. If he
refused to accept it, then you might consider creating your own
package.
> And still further yet, it's not even clear that qmail's distribution
> terms allow this, without getting explicity permission from the
> author for each new package:
That's why I want to find the email message where Dan gave us
permission to reuse parts of qmail.
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