| Andreas Metzler 2004-04-08, 5:38 am |
| On 2004-04-07 Andreas Metzler <ametzler@logic.univie.ac.at> wrote:
[...]
> * What's up with "satellite" ("mail sent by smarthost; no local
> mail")? It currently expects you to use hostname -f in /etc/mailname
> and later hides it with rewriting and uses the value given at "Domain
> name for local users:". The only clean solution would be to abolish
> this rewriting and use /etc/mailname as the "visible name". But
> afaict this cannot be done without breaking upgrades from exim4 and
> exim3.
I am still stuck with that.
Atrocities I am pondering to resolve this:
#1 In preinst:
if using satellite && upgrading
Installation will break your mail setup. Continue?
#2 Introduce new configuration profile named
"Do not use this. It is for upgrades from older satellite systems
only. Do not use this."
cu andreas
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