In article <Pine.GSO.3.93.980317111601.973G-100000@???>,
Paul Mansfield <paulm@???> wrote:
>On Tue, 17 Mar 1998, Philip Hazel wrote:
>> > http://www.qmail.org there will by an O'Reilly book on Qmail (by John
>>
>> There have been so many requests for introductory material that I have
>> been wondering whether I should do less work on the code after the next
>
>to be honest, I found the documentation so good that it made me immediately
>drop any thought of using qmail (to replace sendmail)... I guess the only
>thing might be am expanded FAQ instead, perhaps by surfing the digest of
>this mail list and seeing what problems people have... and a "cookbook"
>of common Exim configuration files perhaps.
>
>on the other hand, if Phil can simply tart the page formatting up and become
>a best seller, then good luck! What animal should he have - that's the hardest
>question?!!
Perhaps someone with a contact at O'Reilly could simply send them a copy
of the current documentation file. If they where interested they probably
could find a co-author to polish it and make it into an book, splitting
the royalties with Phillip....
Another approach would be to raise $1 million US and form Exim, Inc.
to compete with Sendmail, Inc (Eric Allmans recent startup that just
raised $1.25 million US to develop, sell and support sendmail).
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