Subject: Postfix again
From: Rob Brandt (rbrandt@sbdsl.com)
Date: Mon Jun 25 2001 - 11:26:17 MDT
Hi.
I'm trying to get my installation of YDL 2.0 "just right". It's
purpose in life is as a email/web/ftp server. I want to run Postfix
as the email server.
I've discovered previously that the Postfix rpm provided on the Tasty
Morsels CD is dependant on libraries that are newer than what's
distributed with YDL 2.0 (initscripts and setup, if I remember
right). I got postfix installed by finding newer versions of the
above at rpm find and installing them. The only ones available that
were new enough were from the Mandrake Cooker project, and after
installation linux now thinks it's a Mandrake installation and the
keyboard mapping is all messed up. I had some other things I wished
I'd done differently on installation, so I decided to just start over.
That done, I'm now back at wanting postfix. I'm looking for options
on how to proceed.
* If there's a version out there that's old enough to use libraries
distributed with YDL 2.0, I'd use it. Can't find it on rpmfind. Can
anybody point me to one?
* We're almost to June 29th - will the downloadable distribution be
identical to the YDL 2.0 discs I've already got, or will there be
updated libs or an updated postfix?
* What about YUP? I've tried it a couple of times and it fails - I
assumed that meant that the update files weren't available yet but I
see messages from others here that indicates it's working - when YUP
works, will it deliver updated libs or an updated postfix?
* Any other options I haven't thought of.
TIA
Rob
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