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This package creates all the needed basic config files to run qmail, and provides NetBSD-style rc.d scripts and an example mailer.conf. The rc.d scripts used to belong directly to the qmail package. Changes made during the move here: * Rename qmailfoo_softlimit to the more accurate qmailfoo_datalimit. * Parameterize logging as qmailfoo_logcmd (default: splogger). * Run all sploggers (not just qmail-send's) as user qmaill, rather than root. * Replace "@CAT@" with "@HEAD@ -1" for files expected to contain one line.
2004-08-02 05:59:21 +02:00
QMAIL_QUEUE_EXTRA=@QMAIL_QUEUE_EXTRA@
Replace dependency on "qmail or netqmail" with dependency on qmail. Remove dependency on mailwrapper. If you're on a Linux with /etc/alternatives, for instance, you don't need it. For platforms where mailwrapper builds and provides functionality not otherwise available, it's still a good idea. Remove dependency on rc.subr. Teach the rc.d scripts to start services even in the absence of rc.subr. For full rc.d-style functionality, rc.subr is still required. Create control/concurrencypop3 at install time, and use it in the qmailpop3d rc.d script. From Dave Sill's book. Add comments to the qmail rc.d script to satisfy Linux's chkconfig utility. From the qmailctl script in "Life with qmail". Add qmail-procmail wrapper script to map procmail's exit codes to qmail's. To use procmail, install it and call this script. From Dave Sill's book. Add qmail-qfilter-queue wrapper script. Previously part of the qmail-qfilter package, it's moving here for the same reasons that all my other custom scripts moved here. Insert a blank comment line in pkgsrc-generated config files. Bump version.
2004-08-23 05:47:48 +02:00
psmsg='#
# This file was auto-generated by pkgsrc.'
This package creates all the needed basic config files to run qmail, and provides NetBSD-style rc.d scripts and an example mailer.conf. The rc.d scripts used to belong directly to the qmail package. Changes made during the move here: * Rename qmailfoo_softlimit to the more accurate qmailfoo_datalimit. * Parameterize logging as qmailfoo_logcmd (default: splogger). * Run all sploggers (not just qmail-send's) as user qmaill, rather than root. * Replace "@CAT@" with "@HEAD@ -1" for files expected to contain one line.
2004-08-02 05:59:21 +02:00
case ${STAGE} in
POST-INSTALL)
cd ${LOCALBASE}/share/qmail/setup && ./config-fast `./hostname`
cd ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/alias && ${TOUCH} .qmail-postmaster .qmail-mailer-daemon .qmail-root
Replace dependency on "qmail or netqmail" with dependency on qmail. Remove dependency on mailwrapper. If you're on a Linux with /etc/alternatives, for instance, you don't need it. For platforms where mailwrapper builds and provides functionality not otherwise available, it's still a good idea. Remove dependency on rc.subr. Teach the rc.d scripts to start services even in the absence of rc.subr. For full rc.d-style functionality, rc.subr is still required. Create control/concurrencypop3 at install time, and use it in the qmailpop3d rc.d script. From Dave Sill's book. Add comments to the qmail rc.d script to satisfy Linux's chkconfig utility. From the qmailctl script in "Life with qmail". Add qmail-procmail wrapper script to map procmail's exit codes to qmail's. To use procmail, install it and call this script. From Dave Sill's book. Add qmail-qfilter-queue wrapper script. Previously part of the qmail-qfilter package, it's moving here for the same reasons that all my other custom scripts moved here. Insert a blank comment line in pkgsrc-generated config files. Bump version.
2004-08-23 05:47:48 +02:00
if ! [ -s ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencypop3 ]; then
${ECHO} 20 > ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencypop3
${ECHO} "$psmsg" >> ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencypop3
${CHMOD} 644 ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencypop3
fi
This package creates all the needed basic config files to run qmail, and provides NetBSD-style rc.d scripts and an example mailer.conf. The rc.d scripts used to belong directly to the qmail package. Changes made during the move here: * Rename qmailfoo_softlimit to the more accurate qmailfoo_datalimit. * Parameterize logging as qmailfoo_logcmd (default: splogger). * Run all sploggers (not just qmail-send's) as user qmaill, rather than root. * Replace "@CAT@" with "@HEAD@ -1" for files expected to contain one line.
2004-08-02 05:59:21 +02:00
if ! [ -s ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencyincoming ]; then
${ECHO} 20 > ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencyincoming
Replace dependency on "qmail or netqmail" with dependency on qmail. Remove dependency on mailwrapper. If you're on a Linux with /etc/alternatives, for instance, you don't need it. For platforms where mailwrapper builds and provides functionality not otherwise available, it's still a good idea. Remove dependency on rc.subr. Teach the rc.d scripts to start services even in the absence of rc.subr. For full rc.d-style functionality, rc.subr is still required. Create control/concurrencypop3 at install time, and use it in the qmailpop3d rc.d script. From Dave Sill's book. Add comments to the qmail rc.d script to satisfy Linux's chkconfig utility. From the qmailctl script in "Life with qmail". Add qmail-procmail wrapper script to map procmail's exit codes to qmail's. To use procmail, install it and call this script. From Dave Sill's book. Add qmail-qfilter-queue wrapper script. Previously part of the qmail-qfilter package, it's moving here for the same reasons that all my other custom scripts moved here. Insert a blank comment line in pkgsrc-generated config files. Bump version.
2004-08-23 05:47:48 +02:00
${ECHO} "$psmsg" >> ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencyincoming
This package creates all the needed basic config files to run qmail, and provides NetBSD-style rc.d scripts and an example mailer.conf. The rc.d scripts used to belong directly to the qmail package. Changes made during the move here: * Rename qmailfoo_softlimit to the more accurate qmailfoo_datalimit. * Parameterize logging as qmailfoo_logcmd (default: splogger). * Run all sploggers (not just qmail-send's) as user qmaill, rather than root. * Replace "@CAT@" with "@HEAD@ -1" for files expected to contain one line.
2004-08-02 05:59:21 +02:00
${CHMOD} 644 ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/concurrencyincoming
fi
if ! [ -s ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/defaultdelivery ]; then
${ECHO} ./Mailbox > ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/defaultdelivery
Replace dependency on "qmail or netqmail" with dependency on qmail. Remove dependency on mailwrapper. If you're on a Linux with /etc/alternatives, for instance, you don't need it. For platforms where mailwrapper builds and provides functionality not otherwise available, it's still a good idea. Remove dependency on rc.subr. Teach the rc.d scripts to start services even in the absence of rc.subr. For full rc.d-style functionality, rc.subr is still required. Create control/concurrencypop3 at install time, and use it in the qmailpop3d rc.d script. From Dave Sill's book. Add comments to the qmail rc.d script to satisfy Linux's chkconfig utility. From the qmailctl script in "Life with qmail". Add qmail-procmail wrapper script to map procmail's exit codes to qmail's. To use procmail, install it and call this script. From Dave Sill's book. Add qmail-qfilter-queue wrapper script. Previously part of the qmail-qfilter package, it's moving here for the same reasons that all my other custom scripts moved here. Insert a blank comment line in pkgsrc-generated config files. Bump version.
2004-08-23 05:47:48 +02:00
${ECHO} "$psmsg" >> ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/defaultdelivery
This package creates all the needed basic config files to run qmail, and provides NetBSD-style rc.d scripts and an example mailer.conf. The rc.d scripts used to belong directly to the qmail package. Changes made during the move here: * Rename qmailfoo_softlimit to the more accurate qmailfoo_datalimit. * Parameterize logging as qmailfoo_logcmd (default: splogger). * Run all sploggers (not just qmail-send's) as user qmaill, rather than root. * Replace "@CAT@" with "@HEAD@ -1" for files expected to contain one line.
2004-08-02 05:59:21 +02:00
${CHMOD} 644 ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/control/defaultdelivery
fi
pop3rule=':allow'
smtprule='127.:allow,RELAYCLIENT=""'
for i in pop3 smtp; do
if ! [ -s ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i} ]; then
Replace dependency on "qmail or netqmail" with dependency on qmail. Remove dependency on mailwrapper. If you're on a Linux with /etc/alternatives, for instance, you don't need it. For platforms where mailwrapper builds and provides functionality not otherwise available, it's still a good idea. Remove dependency on rc.subr. Teach the rc.d scripts to start services even in the absence of rc.subr. For full rc.d-style functionality, rc.subr is still required. Create control/concurrencypop3 at install time, and use it in the qmailpop3d rc.d script. From Dave Sill's book. Add comments to the qmail rc.d script to satisfy Linux's chkconfig utility. From the qmailctl script in "Life with qmail". Add qmail-procmail wrapper script to map procmail's exit codes to qmail's. To use procmail, install it and call this script. From Dave Sill's book. Add qmail-qfilter-queue wrapper script. Previously part of the qmail-qfilter package, it's moving here for the same reasons that all my other custom scripts moved here. Insert a blank comment line in pkgsrc-generated config files. Bump version.
2004-08-23 05:47:48 +02:00
${ECHO} "$psmsg" > ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i}
This package creates all the needed basic config files to run qmail, and provides NetBSD-style rc.d scripts and an example mailer.conf. The rc.d scripts used to belong directly to the qmail package. Changes made during the move here: * Rename qmailfoo_softlimit to the more accurate qmailfoo_datalimit. * Parameterize logging as qmailfoo_logcmd (default: splogger). * Run all sploggers (not just qmail-send's) as user qmaill, rather than root. * Replace "@CAT@" with "@HEAD@ -1" for files expected to contain one line.
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eval ${ECHO} \"\$${i}rule\" > ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i}
fi
${CHMOD} 644 ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i}
${LOCALBASE}/bin/tcprules ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i}.cdb ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i}.tmp < ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i}
${CHMOD} 644 ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/tcp.${i}.cdb
done
if ! [ -z ${QMAIL_QUEUE_EXTRA} ]; then
Replace dependency on "qmail or netqmail" with dependency on qmail. Remove dependency on mailwrapper. If you're on a Linux with /etc/alternatives, for instance, you don't need it. For platforms where mailwrapper builds and provides functionality not otherwise available, it's still a good idea. Remove dependency on rc.subr. Teach the rc.d scripts to start services even in the absence of rc.subr. For full rc.d-style functionality, rc.subr is still required. Create control/concurrencypop3 at install time, and use it in the qmailpop3d rc.d script. From Dave Sill's book. Add comments to the qmail rc.d script to satisfy Linux's chkconfig utility. From the qmailctl script in "Life with qmail". Add qmail-procmail wrapper script to map procmail's exit codes to qmail's. To use procmail, install it and call this script. From Dave Sill's book. Add qmail-qfilter-queue wrapper script. Previously part of the qmail-qfilter package, it's moving here for the same reasons that all my other custom scripts moved here. Insert a blank comment line in pkgsrc-generated config files. Bump version.
2004-08-23 05:47:48 +02:00
${ECHO} "$psmsg" >> ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/alias/.qmail-${QMAIL_QUEUE_EXTRA}
This package creates all the needed basic config files to run qmail, and provides NetBSD-style rc.d scripts and an example mailer.conf. The rc.d scripts used to belong directly to the qmail package. Changes made during the move here: * Rename qmailfoo_softlimit to the more accurate qmailfoo_datalimit. * Parameterize logging as qmailfoo_logcmd (default: splogger). * Run all sploggers (not just qmail-send's) as user qmaill, rather than root. * Replace "@CAT@" with "@HEAD@ -1" for files expected to contain one line.
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${CHMOD} 644 ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/alias/.qmail-${QMAIL_QUEUE_EXTRA}
fi
;;
esac
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