I've shipped quite a few improvements for qmail users in the 2018Q4
release of pkgsrc, the practical cross-platform Unix package manager.
In three sentences:
1. qmail-run gains TLS, SPF, IPv6, SMTP recipient checks, and many other
sensible defaults.
2. Most qmail-related packages — including the new ones used by
qmail-run — are available on most pkgsrc platforms.
3. rc.d-boot starts rc.conf-enabled pkgsrc services at boot time on many
platforms.
With more sentences and a demo:
https://schmonz.com/2019/01/07/2018q4-qmail-updates-in-pkgsrc/
As always, I'm happy to hear of any failures, or even successes. :-)
release of pkgsrc, the practical cross-platform Unix package manager.
In three sentences:
1. qmail-run gains TLS, SPF, IPv6, SMTP recipient checks, and many other
sensible defaults.
2. Most qmail-related packages — including the new ones used by
qmail-run — are available on most pkgsrc platforms.
3. rc.d-boot starts rc.conf-enabled pkgsrc services at boot time on many
platforms.
With more sentences and a demo:
https://schmonz.com/2019/01/07/2018q4-qmail-updates-in-pkgsrc/
As always, I'm happy to hear of any failures, or even successes. :-)