Samba Daemon dying

[Ho'ala Greevy]

yes, a basic intall of qmail with a few added bonuses to run on top of it.  
was planning to use courier-imap and qmail-pop3d on the internal network
only and offer webmail as the only means of remote access.  i'm open to
suggestions though.  

haven't considered reiserfs yet.

a scalable replication system is an issue for the open business server
right now.  i'm in the midsts of composing a perl script that'll do the
dirty work, but like Larry Wall likes to say, "there's more than one way
to do it."  so i'm open to suggestions.  which brings me to
the realization that if the OBS is going to truly evolutionize the way
people in Hawai'i exchange information, the project itself needs to go the
open source route as well (config files, shortcuts, custom utilities,
etc).  Hmmm... an open source systems integration project, sounds fun eh?

who said we had to follow?

-hg   



On Wed, 25 Jul 2001, Warren Togami wrote:

> Hey, it looks good!  I would certainly use your product if it meant that
> qmail was easy to install.  Are you distributing an unmodified copy of
> qmail?  Might you be able to get around D.J. Bernstein's restrictive
> licensing with qmail --> patch-o-matic --> compile --> install system?  That
> way you can incorporate some of the better qmail enhancements without
> running afoul of his retarded licensing.
> 
> Are you thinking of including an IMAP front-end, perhaps Courier-IMAPd?  If
> so, then you will be able to take advantage of the power of Squirrel Mail, a
> very feature rich web based e-mail system.  Your customers would LOVE it.
> 
> What do you feel about reiserfs for your product?  qmail would require a
> patch for reliable operation because reiserfs wont allow the atomic
> operatings that it expects.  I've been using reiserfs for years, and it can
> be very reliable as long as you follow their mailing list and patch
> appropriately.
> 
> Could you help me understand how to package a multi disk Red Hat based
> distribution?  Red Hat's documentation only tells you how to build a single
> disk with genhdlist.  I eventually figured out that I needed --withnumbers
> for genhdlist to do multiple CD's from this HOWTO
> http://cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/RedHat7-CDs-HowTo.html but my resulting
> CD's have a broken package order.  Please help me write a more complete
> HOWTO for the Wiki.
> 
> Put me on the beta tester list!
>