So I just went through a fresh new installation on a host, and to be honest I found the documentation very hard to follow. Even given years of familiarity with Amavis, just trying to dot the Is and cross the Ts led through a crazy rereading of release notes and readmes and everything.
Crucial details, like how to use PenPals, are buried deep in the release notes. As are hints for using sa-compiled rules. Details like: do you need SA daemon running or not have no explicit answer. (Not, I know from experience, but it should be easier to find) At this point shouldn't we trim off documentation that's 5+ years old? Also, remove references to things like amavis-milter that we have repeatedly said not to use? At this point amavisd-milter by Peter Rohr is very stable and reliable. -- Jo Rhett Net Consonance : net philanthropy to improve open source and internet projects.
