I apologize for my previous post. I guess I was just caught off guard by
your question. If you insrtalled from tarball, all you need to do is
remove the qmail users...qmaild, qmailq, qmails etc. If you use tcsh, you
could do something similar to the following:
# foreach n ( qmaild qmails qmailq ) <cr>
userdel -r $n <cr>
end <cr>
---
Be sure to include all the other qmail users as well. The <cr>'s are
carriage returns. That should remove qmail from your system except for
tcpserver and the startup scripts in /etc/rc.d/init.d and /etc/rc.d/rc3.d
On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, Matt Housh wrote:
>
> I am not interested in opinions as to whether or not it's a good idea to
> remove qmail and switch back to sendmail, I am simply asking how to do it.
> It seems to me that a flame war is unnecessary here. We all have our own
> opinions, and I happen to be quite fond of qmail. I simply wish to know if
> this is something that can be reasonably easily accomplished. A simple
> answer is all I'm looking for, not lengthy discourse on the virtues of one
> over the other. Fair? Yes.
>
> Matt
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