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Adrian von Bidder wrote: | On Monday 21 February 2005 11.12, Martin Lohmeier wrote: | |> install -m 0644 -D postgrey_whitelist_clients \ |>- $(BASE)/etc/postgrey/whitelist_clients |>+ $(BASE)/usr/share/doc/postgrey/whitelist_clients |> install -m 0644 -D postgrey_whitelist_recipients \ |>- $(BASE)/etc/postgrey/whitelist_recipients |>+ $(BASE)/usr/share/doc/postgrey/whitelist_recipients | | | What is the idea behind this? At least the whitelist_clients is absolutely
The programm ucf takes care that the whitelists are finaly installed into /etc/postgrey. See postinst. The advantage of doing it this way, is that changes that the user did to this files can be avoided.
by, Martin
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