Bob Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Surely a new ISP shouldn't prevent you from using TMDA? As long as you > redirect your current email accounts to your home server, you ought to > be able to use any MTA you like, plus whatever add-ons, right?
Yes, you're right. It was more of an issue because of the following: 1. I didn't have a high speed connection for quite some time. 2. I used fastmail for a while, since this seemed like one of the few places which actually supported subaddressing. (and was free!) 3. I replaced my server machine. 4. I'm using IMAP as my mailstore (with Cyrus), and using LMTP for delivery. (i.e. not super handy for inserting tmda into the mix) 5. I have a pretty severe shortage of free time. > Normally I would hem and haw at this point, and make lots of noise about > not having enough time for the job. But since nobody seems to be in a > great hurry for tmda.el updates, I guess that's not a problem. ;-} > > Seriously, I'd be happy to take the job; my SF user name is rgrjr if > you want to put me on the TMDA developers' list. But as it may be a > while before I can put more time into TMDA, you might also prefer to > commit this patch yourself (assuming you haven't already done so). I committed the patch, including the changelog entry for you. If you have another update, I think you should just get cvs access. -- Josh Huber _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
