Re: Replacing exim with a source package of qmail

1999-09-29 Thread Mark Brown
On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 03:45:15PM +0200, Joachim Trinkwitz wrote: > A yet "cleaner" way to do this is (after the command above) to install > qmail-src ("apt-get install qmail-src"), which compiles and installs > the MTA for you in the post install process! Using exactly the same forced dependan

Re: Replacing exim with a source package of qmail

1999-09-29 Thread Bruce Z. Lysik
> "J" == Joachim Trinkwitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: J> You have to use "dpkg -r --force-depends exim" before you can J> install qmail. J> A yet "cleaner" way to do this is (after the command above) to J> install qmail-src ("apt-get install qmail-src"), which compiles J>

Re: Replacing exim with a source package of qmail

1999-09-29 Thread Joachim Trinkwitz
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bruce Z. Lysik) writes: > How do I switch from exim to qmail? Do I have to use a yucky force > option, or is there a cleaner way to go about it? You have to use "dpkg -r --force-depends exim" before you can install qmail. A yet "cleaner" way to do this is (after the command a

Replacing exim with a source package of qmail

1999-09-28 Thread Bruce Z. Lysik
Hi guys. I installed exim because a mailer was required by some of the other packages I wanted. I promptly disabled it, and compiled my own version of qmail, and have been using that. But now I want to install the source package of qmail. A quick 'apt-get --build source qmail' and I've got the