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Re: Exim (was Re: Qmail)



clameter@waterf.org (Christoph Lameter)  wrote on 15.12.96 in <[🔎] Pine.LNX.3.95.961215141521.4930A-100000@waterf.org>:

> On Sun, 15 Dec 1996, Ian Jackson wrote:

ian >> * Internet only (no UUCP &c, unlike Smail and Sendmail).

> That does not matter too much I guess.

Well, it's what may keep me from using it on my ISP, whose postmaster I've  
lately become.

I'll have to see if this can be worked around, because otherwise Exim  
seems to be just what we need - but handling UUCP is absolutely essential.  
All non-IP accounts are UUCP, and some of the IP people still use UUCP for  
news&mail (like me, for example) - we'd actually prefer if everyone did..

Of course, this is not the full, use-the-worldmap, version, so maybe it  
will be doable with only a few scripts and stuff. Grumble ...

ian >> [2] Every time I've said anything about Qmail somewhere the author has
ian >> mailed me to complain.  He even occasionally posts flames to the
ian >> exim-users list ...

> Hmm. Usually developers have strong opinions and are not easy to go along
> with. I think the same is true for you and me <G>. Dont worry too much
> about it.

Well, Dan has currently managed to get into my killfile on an IETF mailing  
list (about revisions of RFC 821 & 822) ... and I suspect I'm not the only  
one.


MfG Kai


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