Bryan Scott wrote:
I'm afraid of upgrading though and breaking all my modifications. :)
I find it very easy to do testing using qpsmtpd-forkserver (since it means I don't need to mess with tcpserver). For example, I have a directory with the appropriate config/* files (especially log level 8) and a spool directory, then I can do this in one window:
perl -T ./qpsmtpd-forkserver --user jpeacock
which runs on 127.0.0.1:2525 as a nonprivileged user. Then, I test via telnet (actually I usually use mconnect) for simple things. If I want to send mail with various attachments (e.g. one of my many sample viruses), I use a quickly script I wrote using Mail::SendEasy. The first window contains the debug logging. It makes is very easy to quickly try things out.
HTH
John
