Re: Im very disapointed with postfix mailinglist!

On Monday 10 May 2004 14:24, Dan Hollis, Dan Hollis <goemon@sasami.anime.ne=
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wrote:

> I've been subscribed to the list for several years, and I've watched it
> degenerate from a friendly helpful list into a list of cranky curmudgeons
> who delight in assaulting noobs.
>
So have I , but I see it quite differently. While every list has its "Mine=
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the only right way" folks, most of the regulars here don't fall into that=20
category.

That said, postfix is evolving and there are an ever-growing list of things=
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one can configure. This results in a broader range of issues and questions=
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that are dealt with. =20

So, when someone asks why they can't (send|receive|reject|discard|filter) m=
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(to|from) (their own|other) network without providing anything to enable a=
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sensible answer, the reaction might be less than warm and fuzzy.

OTOH, when a newbie gets a reply of "Logs? postconf -n?", I bet the first=20
thing he or she says is, "Huh?

I've probably said much and solved nothing, but I think this is a great lis=
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At least until the next person asks which RBLs are good and which are bad.=
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;-)
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