Andrew Marlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Oh dear.
Honestly though, do you blame me? > Whatever open source MTA I use I want there to be a possibility that > I might be able to contribute in areas such as bug reports, > enhancement requests, fixes and documentation improvements. Avoid qmail then. > But in order for this to happen the license needs to be clear and > GPL'like, and there should be a reasonable chance that contributions > will be accepted or at least considered. You might give Postfix another chance. If you browse the postfix-users mailing list, you'll see lots of examples of the author integrating both suggestions as well as code/documentation contributions. Wietse might have just been in a bad mood that day. In general, he tends to have a rather curt and clinical way of communicating that you might have been misinterpreted as disinterest. Exim would be another MTA to try. It's configuration was a bit too complex for my tastes, but like Postfix it's widely-used, actively developed, opensource, and works with TMDA. It's also developed in the UK in case you want to support your homeland. :-) _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
