On Mon, Jul 14, 2003 at 02:45:26PM +0200, Josip Rodin wrote: > There's still Exim 3. I agree that having to switch to a text-only program > rather than another instance of debconf is visually unappealing and likely > hindering for automated installations, and that it is software that's dead > upstream, but Exim 3's exim.conf files are reasonably well done, it's not > hard to keep pressing enters for newbies, and the whole process and > documentation are obviously better tested than with the new Exim. Ever tried pressing enter repeatedly in response to exim's questions? This is my first reaction whenever I forget to yank exim at the beginning of the install -- it doesn't actually work... :) For a sensible default, we should have an MTA that takes local error mails and delivers them *somewhere*, even if this is only /var/mail/root, without any user interaction required. -- Steve Langasek postmodern programmer
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