Hi,
I'm running Mac OS X Server 10.2.6 and wish to add Exim 4 to it, running
as an alternative port SMTP daemon. I downloaded the source, but the
problem is that I only have Xcode Tools 1.5 installed on my every day
machine, a powerbook, that runs 10.3.6. So I need to target 10.2 when
compiling and I have never done this. I could use some advice on how to
do that, especially from the command line. I tried to follow the article
"Exim 4.10 as an SMTP agent for Mac OS X Server" at <
http://
www.afp548.com/Articles/mail/exim4-1.html>, but as I said I'm not sure
how to build on my developer machine with the server OS as a target.
Of course, should you know of a suitable prepackaged version that can be
installed from the command line, that would be great.
I tried to use the package installers found at:
Exim 4.12 ("tested on 10.2")
<
http://www.afp548.com/Software/EximInstaller/>
and Exim 4.5 (requirements: 10.2 or later)
<
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/26267>
I ran both these connected via ssh in such fashion: "sudo installer -pkg
exim.mpkg -target / -verbose"
They both hang at early around "Running Installer script". Not so on my
10.3 machine.
Any advice is welcome.
