Appendix B. Online Qmail Resources
Qmail is well supported by its online community of users. Here are some places to look.
Web Sites
There are several excellent sources of qmail information online.
- http://cr.yp.to
Dan Bernsteinâs web site, the official source for qmail and all of his ad-on packages.
- http://www.qmail.org
Russ Nelsonâs qmail resource site, intended to have links to all of the other resources on the Web.
- http://qmail.gurus.com
The authorâs companion site for this book, containing scripts, updates and corrections, links to other resources, and ordering info for more copies.
- http://www.lifewithqmail.org
Dave Sillâs Life with qmail, an online guide to setting up and using qmail. It offers specific advice about where to install qmail, and where to put all of the files and directories that qmail needs. This is by far the most widely used setup and the one that qmail experts are the most familiar with, so itâs the one you should use. The file and directory locations used in this book are consistent with these.
- http://www.lifewithqmail.org/ldap/
Henning Brauerâs Life with qmail-ldap, a guide to setting up qmail-ldap. Indispensable for qmail-ldap users.
- http://www.ezmlm.org
The home page for the ezmlm-idx mailing list manager, with software and documentation.
- http://tinydns.org
Russ Nelsonâs site for Dan Bernsteinâs djbdns, a DNS package that relates to BIND roughly as qmail relates to sendmail. Not required for qmail, but if youâre setting up a DNS server ...
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