Migrating a sendmail config is not trivial (postfix might be better if that's your sole aim), however, the native configuration is far more intuitive once you get there. If you've been having problems configuring sendmail, you definately ought to check out qmail. Get it here
I've been running qmail on a pair of servers (in a very low volume site) and have had no problems at all, once I got it set up OK. Sendmail was a different matter...
Nonsense. Backwards compatibility means that I don't have to buy a new TV, or new aerial to watch digital TV.
Indeed, in the UK, digital broadcasters are *giving away* the necessary hardware to get people up and running with digital reception. How much is the hardware in the US?
Actually, having said that, maybe it is time for the US to dump NTSC and use a real system...;-)
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There's no NDA (or any other license) displayed when you run the EXE. Just the copyright statement in the text of the document.
James
Nah - apparently he was giving directions to some people, and an 'opportunist' just grabbed the machine and ran.
They're not taking disciplinary action...
qmail rocks!
Security is rock solid
Migrating a sendmail config is not trivial (postfix might be better if that's your sole aim), however, the native configuration is far more intuitive once you get there. If you've been having problems configuring sendmail, you definately ought to check out qmail. Get it here
I've been running qmail on a pair of servers (in a very low volume site) and have had no problems at all, once I got it set up OK. Sendmail was a different matter...
Nonsense. Backwards compatibility means that I don't have to buy a new TV, or new aerial to watch digital TV.
;-)
Indeed, in the UK, digital broadcasters are *giving away* the necessary hardware to get people up and running with digital reception. How much is the hardware in the US?
Actually, having said that, maybe it is time for the US to dump NTSC and use a real system...