Re: Sendmail woes
In your email to me, Bruce Perens, you wrote:
>
> It handles virtual domains much better than sendmail. We are using it
> on master.debian.org now. It makes virtual domains very easy to
> control. Each user starts out with a virtual domain that starts with
> their user name. For example, I can have a bruce-list@debian.org
> mailing list simply by adding a .qmail-list file with instructions to
> handle bruce-list in my home directory. You add an MX record and one
> line to the /var/qmail/control/virtualdomains file to point an entire
> virtual domain at a user. For example, the virtual domain bugs.debian.org
> is being pointed at iwj-bugs-, and then Ian Jackson has .qmail-bugs-postmaster,
> .qmail-bugs-debian-bugs, etc. to handle various addresses in that
> domain. He can have .qmail-bugs-default catch all of the addresses in
> that domain that aren't matched by other files, if he wishes.
>
> That's a very brief explanation. It's better to install qmail and read
> all of the manual pages and examples.
OK.. I'm game.. (lucky for me it's not hunting season) Since archie
can't find it, where can I get it? Should I debianize it?
Tim
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