Re: postfix-2.5 RPMs available

2 msg	MASQUERADING FROM BUT NOT TO
3 msg	Probably not a Postfix problem...?
3 msg	Quick question with user/virtual aliases.
4 msg	Sending healty batch emails
5 msg	use of relayhost, relaydomain?
6 msg	naming the mail server
1 msg	Re: statistics by client ip address - SOLVED
3 msg	question marks on permissions/owner
2 msg	Configuring Postfix to Receive Mail from Outloo...
3 msg	tcp_table and propose for new lookup table 'pip...
12 msg	About date spoofing
3 msg	Overriding DNS lookups for a specific domain
2 msg	redirecting a single email address/alias (not a...
1 msg	statistics by client ip address
2 msg	sender+ip restrictions

postfix-2.5 RPMs available
\ Simon J Mudd (13 Mar 2008)
. \ Chas (13 Mar 2008)
. \ M. Fioretti (15 Mar 2008)
. . \ Simon J Mudd (15 Mar 2008)
. . . \ M. Fioretti (16 Mar 2008)
. . . . \ (Wietse Venema) (16 Mar 2008)
. . . . . \ M. Fioretti (16 Mar 2008)
. . . . . . \ (Wietse Venema) (16 Mar 2008)
. . . . \ Simon J Mudd (16 Mar 2008)
. . . . \ Patrick T. Tsang (17 Mar 2008)
. \ Simon J Mudd (24 Mar 2008)
. . \ Brian Collins (24 Mar 2008)
. . . \ Rob Chanter (25 Mar 2008)
. . \ mouss (24 Mar 2008)

1 msg	Setting up Postfix on Solaris 10
8 msg	Yet another virtual domain problem - do not lis...
2 msg	getting a user permissions error
2 msg	551 mail refused

Subject:	Re: postfix-2.5 RPMs available
Group:	Postfix-users
From:	Rob Chanter
Date:	25 Mar 2008

On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 08:40:44AM -0400, Brian Collins wrote:
> Hi Simon.
>
> > Hopefully this explains my current practice. However that said at least
> > for my latest 2.5 rpms I'm open to suggestions to include SASL and pcre
> > by default if people think that this behaviour is better.
>
> I'm perfectly fine getting your SRPMs and customizing my own packages. I do
> this for every backend server and mail filter I maintain. I appreciate your
> work and hope that you will continue providing us with your excellent work.
>

Ditto. I really appreciate the SRPMs, since the RHEL we have in production is
a long way behind the current Postfix release (2.1.5 on RHEL4, FFS!) and we
make lots of use of more recent features.

cheers
rob