Under FreeBSD the existing port is way out of date (version 1.8 or
something like that), so the simple (and I think proper) approach I use
is to:
1. download the distro from the "official" xmail site and compile it
2. put a start/stop script at /usr/local/etc/rc.d (this may differ for
netBSD or openBSD)
in case this is helpful. It may be to *BSD users who generally
anticipate an up-to-date port. I have been considering maintaining a
port for FreeBSD but haven't gotten a sensible time block together yet.
Jeff (also)
Jeffrey Laramie wrote:
>On Wednesday 19 January 2005 13:33, Postmaster wrote:
>
>
>>Thanks for these tips all. I've been putting my expetience with this
>>migration down into writing and I hope to submit it to Jeffery Laramie for
>>his HowTo.
>>
>>
>
>Which reminds me. Since there are have been quite a few features added lately
>I'm planning on an update in the next few months. If anyone can contribute
>there are a few things I could use:
>
>1. I only run SuSE 9.1 here so I don't have any recent experience with RH or
>other *nix flavors. If anyone has tips for other distros I'll be glad to add
>them.
>
>2. I'm always interested in correcting any factual errors or obsolete
>instructions. Just point them out.
>
>3. In the past there were a couple of inquiries about foreign language
>translations but nobody ever followed up. If you translate it I'll host it.
>
>4. I've never purported to be an expert and I don't use some of the more
>advanced XMail features. If anyone else wishes, you can feel free to send me
>your notes on how you configured your system and I'll incorporate your
>experiences into the document.
>
>Jeff
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