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- add documentation - add proper statup script (untested)
2005-07-20 02:21:00 +02:00
@comment $NetBSD: PLIST,v 1.6 2005/07/20 00:21:00 adrian_p Exp $
sendmail X is a modularized message transfer system consisting of five (or more) persistent processes, four of which are multi-threaded. A central queue manager controls SMTP servers and SMTP clients to receive and send e-mails, an address resolver provides lookups in various maps including DNS for mail routing, and a main control program starts the others processes and watches over their execution. The queue manager organizes the flow of messages through the system and provides measures to avoid overloading the local or remote systems by implementing a central control instance. sendmail X.0 is intended to be used as a secure and efficient mail gateway. It does not provide any mail content modification capabilities, e.g., address masquerading.
2005-06-21 23:37:58 +02:00
bin/mailq
bin/qmgrctl
bin/runas
bin/smconf
bin/t-mm
bin/t-unixcl
include/smX/mfapi.h
- Move back to using pkgsrc db4 - Use "tls" as opposed to "starttls" (schmonz@ in private email) - Add stub INSTALL file that will be used later
2005-07-18 21:13:20 +02:00
include/smX/smreplycodes.h
- Update to 0.0.8 - Note that sendmailX now comes with it's own hacked copy of db. This shouldn't conflict with the other db* packages in pkgsrc. However, I don't know how other packages may react when they see two version on db4 in the same directory. You have been warned. - Removed db4 dependency. - Don't run the sendmail setup script on completion.
2005-07-18 15:22:07 +02:00
include/smX/pmfapi.h
include/smX/pmfdef.h
sendmail X is a modularized message transfer system consisting of five (or more) persistent processes, four of which are multi-threaded. A central queue manager controls SMTP servers and SMTP clients to receive and send e-mails, an address resolver provides lookups in various maps including DNS for mail routing, and a main control program starts the others processes and watches over their execution. The queue manager organizes the flow of messages through the system and provides measures to avoid overloading the local or remote systems by implementing a central control instance. sendmail X.0 is intended to be used as a secure and efficient mail gateway. It does not provide any mail content modification capabilities, e.g., address masquerading.
2005-06-21 23:37:58 +02:00
libexec/qmgr
libexec/smar
libexec/smtpc
libexec/smtps
sbin/mcp
- add documentation - add proper statup script (untested)
2005-07-20 02:21:00 +02:00
share/doc/smX/README.txt
share/doc/smX/README.html
- Add mostly working INSTALL to mimic sm.setup. It's not fully replicating it, but is mostly there. - Add sample files installed by sm.setup (Makefile, aliases and smx.conf) - Add very raw and non-customised startup script
2005-07-19 03:44:48 +02:00
share/examples/smX/Makefile
share/examples/smX/aliases
- Move from sasl2 => sasl in options.mk - Update the TODO - Move mt creation out of the INSTALL to ${FILESDIR}
2005-07-20 00:49:42 +02:00
share/examples/smX/mt
- add documentation - add proper statup script (untested)
2005-07-20 02:21:00 +02:00
share/examples/smX/smx.conf
sendmail X is a modularized message transfer system consisting of five (or more) persistent processes, four of which are multi-threaded. A central queue manager controls SMTP servers and SMTP clients to receive and send e-mails, an address resolver provides lookups in various maps including DNS for mail routing, and a main control program starts the others processes and watches over their execution. The queue manager organizes the flow of messages through the system and provides measures to avoid overloading the local or remote systems by implementing a central control instance. sendmail X.0 is intended to be used as a secure and efficient mail gateway. It does not provide any mail content modification capabilities, e.g., address masquerading.
2005-06-21 23:37:58 +02:00
@dirrm include/smX
- Add mostly working INSTALL to mimic sm.setup. It's not fully replicating it, but is mostly there. - Add sample files installed by sm.setup (Makefile, aliases and smx.conf) - Add very raw and non-customised startup script
2005-07-19 03:44:48 +02:00
@dirrm share/examples/smX
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