At 08.41 17/12/09, Stephan Mueller wrote:
I am starting to use xmail on an embedded system based on ARM. Due to the
limited space available, I had to make IPv6 and SSL support a compile time
option.
Essentially, I added a bunch of ifdefs around the problematic code. There are
not that many though.
Do you want to have these patches?
I doubt very much that Davide will accept to include that in the main
distro. However, if Davide agrees, I think it might be useful to have
those patches - especially the no-SSL one - available for download on
XMail home page.
Current versions of XMail require that you have SSL up and running
even if you don't use it (which means that you may stumble over
SSL-specific bugs even if you have disabled SSL, as in the case of
the Windows-specific CtrlClnt issue discussed some time ago in the
list). Patching the source may be faster (and funnier ...) than
setting up and configuring something you're going to disable.
For me, I've been running a patched version of XMail since 1.24
(basically, I stripped all references to SSLBind.cpp and
SSLConfig.cpp and to everything that depends on them).
For Davide: there are *a lot* of broken links on XMail home page. I
can send a list if you feel like deleting them.
Ciao, Francesco
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