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Add Qmail forum
i really would like to see you splitting up the Mailserver forum into the various systems: Qmail, Postfix, sendmail etc.
especially Qmail: it is such a complex install & config that it absolutely warrants its own category. anybody wanna second that? |
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There's already a Mail Server Help forum. Not to be rude, but what advantage would a Qmail-specific subforum have in this case?
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Agreed, the mail forums is a minor-traffic one. No way we're even gonna split it!
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the same advantage than e.g separating MySQL Help from PostgreSQL Help; in fact i would argue the differences between mail servers are infinitely more exaggerated than differences in sql flavours... Quote:
point taken. however, that's not to say that there's not a lot of demand for qmail-specific help. by not providing a category, you are making the point that this is not the place to get help on qmail etc; that's reflected in search engine results etc. i would think that this would change after adding the category. Quote:
well, no question, there are many sites providing qmail help but should that really be the argument against adding a specific qmail forum here (after all, there a gazillion places for perl help as well)? devshed's user base dwarfs any of these places in sheer size & quality of its help responses. in any case, doesn't look like there i'll gather much support for this. ![]() |
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All in one - a definite "NO!".
PERL is just as important of a scripting language as PHP, if not even more. But mail servers all serve the same purpose: "Bring this message from here to there" You may argue that this is the same with PHP and PERL, but if you knew any of them, you'd know they're _so_ different. But mail servers are not. PostgreSQL is very different from MySQL. Only for a beginner they seem to be similar. MySQL is like a "wannabe" compared to Postgres, but his is Off-Topic here and now. To repeat my stance: No way!... Let these three questions about QMail with those two about Exim and those other some about Postfix go to the same forum. No need for a forums with three posts per month.... IMO M. |
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Manuel & Peter have valid points, and so do you, so I'd guess your right ![]() If you have explicit differences, where different persons times would be better spent, rather than all the guys/gals who know the funky sh!t, know both anyway, then I'd say it might be a different story. HTH
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Manuel, i see that there's no point in arguing here (was not my intention anyway), but -- FYI -- to say all mailservers are alike is just silly. qmail & sendmail have nothing in common except their basic underlying purpose to "deliver mail"; the differences between Mysql and PostgreSQL are miniscule compared to the vastly different philosophy, approach, installation and setup of these two MTAs.
plus, as a shy 40-posts guy, i will retreat for now and come back to argue when i hit the 1k-posts mark ![]() |
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Yeah, maybe I didn't make my point as well as I should. They are actually very different, but there's only one or two (real) questions per month about mail servers here... Make it grow, if there's enough distinct problems, I am sure JC (=big boss) will make distinct forums too... ![]() Quote:
Bah, do you really have to embarrass me now like that? ![]() Nite, M. |
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I just want to make it clear that we welcome ideas/suggestions and we implement many of them, but not all of them.
In this case I really like to avoid sub forums when at all possible, as they tend to cause clutter, more work for mods, they are hard to see from the home page, etc
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