RE: Duplicate postfix bounces to download

2013-09-02 Thread Winston Smith
Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2013 09:49:51 +0100 From: j...@kontrol.kode5.net To: postfix-users@postfix.org Subject: Re: Duplicate postfix bounces to download It's a simple case of being able to read. There is a lot documentation and other information available In particular if there is 'a lot of

RE: postfix non-standard installation location quirks

2011-06-13 Thread Winston Smith
Please see the postfix-install(1) script, The fact that I need to peek into a script first in order to understand the underlying mechanisms lets me believe that the documentation is confusing enough to let anyone believe that install_root behaves like a PREFIX in autoconf-generated Makefiles.

RE: postfix non-standard installation location quirks

2011-06-13 Thread Winston Smith
Suggestion: Leave the scripts as they are, just state in the documentation that main.cf will not pick up install_root as prefix, rendering it useless. Where in the documentation does it say that install_root is in any way recorded in main.cf? It is reasonable to expect this. Otherwise,

RE: [Thread closed] (was postfix non-standard installation location quirks)

2011-06-13 Thread Winston Smith
Trolling will not make you friends here. I am not here to make friends. I am here to ask a question. And I am asking because the observed and expected behaviour differ. This should be an indicator that something needs to change. Either the documentation, or the behaviour of postfix (or the

postfix non-standard installation location quirks

2011-06-12 Thread Winston Smith
Hi all, Trying to install postfix in a non-standard location (specifically /usr/local/ instead of /), I ran into two quirks, the second one more severe than the first one: Firstly, the naming of the config variable names the user is asked when saying make install is highly confusing: First, it

postfix + LDAP + TLS man page confusion

2010-08-22 Thread Winston Smith
together, but that refutes the purpose of TLS, doesn't it? Thanks. Regards, Winston Smith