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Den 17. jan. 2017 02:28, skrev Michael Orlitzky: |
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> On 01/16/2017 07:51 PM, Ian Zimmerman wrote: |
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>> I know that there's a number of "minimal" MTAs which are supposedly |
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>> suitable for the workstation role - such as nullmailer or ssmtp. But, |
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>> they all seem to want to completely avoid dealing with local mailboxes |
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>> and deliver everything to a hub server. What I need is just the |
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>> opposite - a mailer that is completely ignorant of networking but |
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>> understands mail store formats and local aliases so it can deliver |
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>> output from daemons, even if no network is available. |
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> Postfix should work out-of-the-box: |
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> https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/mail-mta/postfix |
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> It's not "minimal," but it's very efficient, and most features are |
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> separated into their own processes that do nothing when not in use. |
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If the guy already knows Exim, I'm pretty sure it would make more sense |
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for him to find out how to make Exim as much "network-ignorant" as |
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possible. Postfix might have the same, or entirely different, "gotchas" |
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for the OP. |
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