Ian Z via Exim-users writes
> The existence of these 2 separate layers is a constant source of
> frustration for people who come asking
Yes, you see the people who come asking here. But you don't see the
(assumed) vast majority, who just fill in
/etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf
and get a running exim system for a server who does little
email.
If debian would move from exim4 as its default emailer, exim would
loose out big time.
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