I'm just finishing up the book. Lots of nice stuff for folks like me that know
bits and pieces of what is going on. Fills in alot of my knowledge gaps about
internet mail in general. I also THINK I am becoming much more aware of what
Exim can do in general. But, I suppose there aren't many of us that would find
this book hard to put down. ;-)
I had used Exim, but many folks whose opinion I valued insisted Qmail was "THE"
mta. After stumbling around with it for over a month, and still not getting
some things to work, I went back to Exim. Qmail was just too fragmented for
me. When trying to get smtp auth to work, I went to one link that said
something like, 'I'm not sure where exactly to put this code'. I'm sure he at
least knew which file he was talking about, but I didn't. ;-)
Ken
Quoting Philip Hazel <ph10@???>:
> On Thu, 27 Nov 2003, erkan yanar wrote:
>
> > Im just wondering why (here in Germany) the new exim-book is only
> > distributet via amazon.de or lob.de?
>
> Because the publisher is a very small company here in the UK that does
> not have an extensive extensive distribution network, or resources to
> try to persuade other outlets to stock the book. In fact, with Lehmanns'
> shops all over Germany, you are probably better off than most countries.
>
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> Philip Hazel University of Cambridge Computing Service,
> ph10@??? Cambridge, England. Phone: +44 1223 334714.
> Get the Exim 4 book: http://www.uit.co.uk/exim-book
>
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Comprehensive Internet Services
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