+++ Richard rebel [exim-users] <07/09/01 12:31 +0000>:
> We have a provisioning engine for that (Evoloutionware), we put users in
You got a URL for that?
> BerkeleyDB3's. This isn't my real focus, it's more administration tasks
> and making it easier for point-and-clickers to use Exim as an MTA as well.
Wouldn't recommend that, somehow. As you can take a standard exim config
file - and rdist / rsync that as appropriate, it is quite easy to do central
maintenance. The other stuff (local domains, aliases, relay_domains for
which you do backup MX etc) can also be maintained like this.
As long as you don't have to do custom directors / transports / routers on
specific mtas a web based script would do the above quite nicely (and your
provisioning engine can handle that as well I guess).
Now, for the rest of it, vi / emacs is the best idea (and cvs + rdist so that
you can switch between versions easily)
-suresh
