Re: [courier-users] No mail delivered locally - fresh install of

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Old 12-01-2005
Mike Cooper
 
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Default Re: [courier-users] No mail delivered locally - fresh install of

I rebuilt using RPM's and what-do-you-know... it works. Thank you! Than=
k you!

I am wondering why a source "make" didn't work though. Even more worriso=
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was the lack of any kind of logged error. From what I've seen searching =
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list it doesn't appear there's any "debug logging" for esmtp or delivery =
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can be enabled. That sure would help!

Thanks again for the help!

mike

Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> Mike Cooper writes:
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>> Hi Sam,

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> Yes, that's me.
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> Please stop top-posting.
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> It's very rude.
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>> I'm not sure I understand your suggestion on building/install RPMs. =20
>> What does that process do that "make install/install-configure" doesn'=

t?
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> Quite a bit.
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> It makes sure that all necessary libraries are present.
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> It prevents you from accidentally overwriting files installed by some=20
> other package on your system. And it will also prevent some other=20
> package, that's installed later, from overwriting and blowing away any=20
> file installed by this package.
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> It automatically records all dependencies needed by the package, thus=20
> preventing you from accidentally removing a required library or a=20
> module, and breaking everything. A subsequent upgrade to a new release=

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> of WS will automatically install any legacy compatibility packages that=

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> may be required, and are avialble.
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> It automatically installs all necessary startup and shutdown scripts.
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>> I would have loved to use "off the shelf" RPMs, but I couldn't locate=20
>> any for RHEL4 x86_64.

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> Is it really that difficult to execute:
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> rpmbuild -ta courier-authlib-<version>.tar.bz2
> rpm -i courier-authlib<version>.<arch>.rpm \
> courier-authlib-devel-<version>.<arch>.rpm \
> courier-authlib-<subpackage>=85
> rpmbuild -ta courier-<version>.tar.bz2
> rpm -i courier-<version>.<arch>.rpm \
> courier-<subpackage>=85
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> ?
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