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On Sat, Feb 07, 2009 at 01:48:33PM +0000, AllenJB wrote: |
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> you can move the package to your own overlay and maintain it there under |
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> the package manager. Why on earth would you choose to install manually when |
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> you can use the package manager? |
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Simply because I never looked at overlays. |
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> You might also want to look at ezmlm-idx, which appears to be an at least |
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> somewhat active project that has maintained (a patch set for) ezmlm. |
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I did, however the docs state that ezmlm is a requirement for ezmlm-idx. |
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Strange however is that ezmlm-0.53 is masked for removel, just like |
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ezmlm-idx-mysql, however ezmolm-idx is still available, though it should |
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not work without ezmlm. |
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> My recommendation would be to find an actively maintained replacement (and |
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> for qmail too, while you're at it) |
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Somehow i like qmail. I have used postfix earlier, however my mail setup |
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has worked with minor sturgles for six years, so I am somewhat hazitant |
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to throw away a working solution. |
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Thanks for the reply. |
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Henk, |
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