Eric Shubert wrote:
Michael Colvin wrote:
I'm curious... Is it possible to setup QMT without implementing
chkuser? I
know I should use it, and do, but I have a specific need for a server
without that functionality on a temporary basis (Replacing a legacy
server
until I can migrate users to a full QMT infrastructure), and was
wondering
what was the easiest/best way to do it.
Any suggestions?
Michael J. Colvin
NorCal Internet Services
www.norcalisp.com
It's primarily a patch file included in the qmail-toaster package.
You'd need to modify the .spec file to not include that patch. I think
that's all it would take. There are (also) some chkuser related
variables in tcp.smtp, but I don't think you would necessarily need to
remove them.
Correct. If you just remove the patch call in the %prep directive, it
will not apply that patch.
Can I ask what you're trying to accomplish? There may be another way to
get what you want.
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