Shai wrote:
After having QT installed on my MDK9.0 box for over two year without
ANY update since it was first installed... I finally wanted to get
started on thinking maybe to udpate the mail server.
First thing I was looking for was a box similar to what I have now,
and I found one which is PII-300Mhz with 128MB RAM and a 4gb HDD.
Then I came to the list thinking maybe I can use Debian ... and I got
my answer in this thread. So CentOS it is .. but from what I recall, I
didn't really like its install (and I'm not a Linux Guru).
Anyways, my last two comments are about ... hey, an ISO of QT with a
pre-defined CentOS setup sounds VERY VERY cool!
My second comment is ... what happend to Nate Devis's QT page??? :\
There is a QMail install for Debian. It;s actually in one of the
repositories (I can never remember which one). And I think QMailRocks
supports Deb as well, if that's the route you want to go.
I have thought of the ISO with QMail on it, but there's some issues
involved in that as well. Dr. Bernstein's license requires that QMail
itself be distributed as source, so it would have to be compiled during
build time anyway which isn't much better than what the scripts
currently do. The scripts hopefully make is as easy as possible for
someone to set up a Toaster, but they at least get familiar with the way
it operate during it's installation. Too much easier and anyone and
everyone will be able to install it without thinking. (This is all just
my opinion)
As far as Nate, he got busy with work and new child and has not had time
to work on anything much. I think so many people have complained to him
about the script they were downloading off his site, that he just
removed it (I haven't asked him yet).
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