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Qmail-0.92-2.i386.rpm

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Russ Steffen)
Tue Nov 19 21:24:43 1996

From: "Russ Steffen" <rsteffen@ia.net>
To: redhat-list@redhat.com (RedHat Linux List)
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 1996 20:14:00 -0600 (CST)
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I have just uploaded a second revision of the qmail-0.92 RPM. Some
of the changes include:

1) Changed ALIAS_PATERNALISM to 002. English: qmail will no longer
   complain about the default permissions on user home directories.

2) Small tweek to the way qmail userid's are installed (and it 
   will now remove all of them correctly when uninstalled.)

3) Added an INSTALL.redhat file, which describes changes need to
   accomodate having the mailbox move to the user's home dir.

   A message after install will point to this file.

4) A small concession for people who don't run DNS, and aren't connected
   when installing the package. The notice that the DNS lookup for your
   machine has failed is followed by a quick way to get /var/qmail/control/me
   setup properly without DNS.

Many thanks to Wierdl Mate for these suggestions.

Any problems with the RPM, send them to me (rsteffen@ia.net). Qmail
problems should be handled via the qmail mail-list and other channels.

Russ

PS. MH users may have one additonal diffculty with a particular qmail
config file (/var/qmail/control/rctphosts). I'm not a MH user, but if
anyone has a clear, concise description of the problem, I'll add it to
INSTALL.redhat. 

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| Russ Steffen                                          |
| EMail: rsteffen@ia.net                                |
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