> Gabriel, > > What I am asking would apply to any distro. I am not planning on going to > CentOS - not this week, and not ever. I am not saying I don't like > CentOS, > but that I have found one that I like, and want to stick with it. Many > people use other distros. What I am asking in a simple fashion is: > > 1. How do I adapt the svcs script and firewall script to work for me? If > not - what svcs and firewall settings need to be in effect. This > information is sorely lacking int the toaster directions. > 2. How do I adapt the install script to work for me? What changes should > be made, or should I use the rpm rebuild command? I would think that > information should be available somewhere. > > This system is setup to make the installation easier. It just needs some > tweaking to make it complete, for everyone. I applaud the folks that have > worked this hard to get where it is today, now I implore them to make it > even better. That is what has drawn me to open source software. I don't > like the M$ tactics - but their stuff is simple for the novice. The > toaster > can be just as simple - with more complete directions and directives. I > would love to help build those - if I can just get a simple answer to the > few questions I have asked. For some silly reason - I want this project > to > do well, I am basing a server, my one and only mail server on that. Maybe > I > am the silly one - I don't know. Please don't ask my wife to answer that > one!!! We are a very small wireless ISP in a rural area in Oklahoma, and > I > mean rural. We are going to use the toaster to provide email services for > that ISP. As I have said in the past - I am a linux newb, but the people > I > have conversed with thus far, have sold me on open source. Sorry to > ramble > - it is late, and has been a long week. I am going to try to get this > thing > completed tomorrow evening, I am just looking for the answers to make sure > that a stupid mistake doesn't have me re-formatting drives - again. > Thanks. > > Jack D. Martin, Jr. > Magic Wireless Internet Service Provider, LLC > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > P.O. Box 278 > Oilton, OK 74052 >
Hi Jack, Try this. Should get all the deps you need. ~~~~~~~~~~~ begin file ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #!/bin/sh # # Depedencies for Makdrake 2005 and mandrakelinux 10.2 # installing qmailtoaster # # Be sure to remove sendmail or postfix before installation # # Made from the work of Ben King # http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00069.html # # Nick Hemmesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> # September 26, 2005 # urpmi apache2 apache2-common apache2-modules apache-conf urpmi apache2-mod_php urpmi apache2-mod_perl urpmi apache2-devel urpmi apache2-manual urpmi autoconf urpmi automake urpmi automake1.7 urpmi bison urpmi bzip2 urpmi bzip2-devel urpmi curl urpmi curl-devel urpmi expect urpmi flex urpmi gcc urpmi gcc-c++ urpmi gcc-cpp urpmi gcc-java urpmi gdbm urpmi gdbm-devel urpmi libgmp3 urpmi libgmp3-devel urpmi libidn11 libidn11-devel urpmi libidnkit1 libidnkit1-devel urpmi libxml2 urpmi libxml2-python urpmi krb5-devel urpmi krb5-libs urpmi krb5-workstation urpmi libgcc urpmi mysql urpmi mysql-bench urpmi mysql-devel urpmi mrtg urpmi ntp urpmi openssl urpmi openssl-devel urpmi pam-devel urpmi pcre urpmi perl-HTML-Parser urpmi perl-devel urpmi perl-Digest-HMAC urpmi perl-Digest-SHA1 urpmi perl-Net-DNS urpmi perl-Time-HiRes urpmi php urpmi php-ldap urpmi php-mysql urpmi php-pear urpmi rpm-build urpmi rpm-devel urpmi rpm-helper urpmi rpmdrake urpmi rpmtools urpmi rpmlint urpmi rpm-python urpmi sed urpmi setup urpmi setuptool urpmi spamassassin urpmi stunnel urpmi which perl -e 'use CPAN; install Archive::Tar;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Digest::SHA1;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install HTML::Parser;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install IP::Country::Fast;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install IO::Socket::INET6;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install IO::Socket::SSL;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install IO::Zlib;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Mail::SPF::Query;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install MIME::Base64;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Net::DNS;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Net::SMTP;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Net::Ident;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Razor2::Client::Agent;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Storable;' perl -e 'use CPAN; install Time::HiRes;' ~~~~~~~~~~~ end file ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mysql setup: ~~~~~~~~~~~ begin file ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #!/bin/sh # # Setup mysql for qmailtoaster installation # # Nick Hemmesch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> # September 26, 2005 # # Set mysql root password MYSQLPW=your-mysql-password # Setup mysql for vpopmail ########################## # Setup root account mysqladmin -u root password $MYSQLPW mysqladmin -u root --password=$MYSQLPW reload mysqladmin -u root --password=$MYSQLPW refresh # Create vpopmaildatabase with correct permissions mysqladmin create vpopmail -u root --password=$MYSQLPW mysqladmin -u root --password=$MYSQLPW reload mysqladmin -u root --password=$MYSQLPW refresh # Edit SsEeCcRrEeTt to any password you desire. Be sure to edit # /home/vpopmail/etc/vpopmail.mysql to reflect your password. echo "GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON vpopmail.* TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] IDENTIFIED BY 'SsEeCcRrEeTt'" | mysql -u root --password=$MYSQLPW mysqladmin -u root --password=$MYSQLPW reload mysqladmin -u root --password=$MYSQLPW refresh ~~~~~~~~~~~ end file ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Regards, Nick --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
