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On Wed, Nov 28, 2001 at 05:12:31PM -0000, Seth Gordon wrote: > Oh, one other thing: qmail is not, strictly speaking, open source. Yes, DJB seems an ornery cuss. qmail is not part of Redhat, for example, because DJB doesn't allow that. But he does seem to want to offer alternatives to sendmail, bind, etc., he is trying to reduce the monoculture those packages have made, so I don't expect he would yank permission to use his software. I recently installed ezmlm, a mailing list manager package, and it seems to be working well on a smallish (~140 subscribers, one message every day or so) one-way list I am hosting. ezmlm is also by DJB and specifically works with qmail. -kb, the Kent who would prefer quality open source packages for mail, DNS, mailing lists, etc.
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