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The Qmailrocks.org qmail installation
| Before you start the installation, plese read the disclaimer. |
| The Qmailrocks.org Qmail installation tutorial comes in the following flavors. Choose the appropriate OS to start the tutorial. |
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Redhat - The original Qmailrocks guide. Designed for Redhat 7.x, 8 and 9 as well as Redhat Enterprise Linux 3 and Fedora Core 1 & 2. |
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FreeBSD - Designed for FreeBSD 5.1. Installed from source, for the most part, and not from ports. |
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Debian - Designed for Debian 3.0r1. Exactly the same as the Redhat tutorial, except for a few apt-gets here and there. |
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Slackware - Tested on Slackware 10. Exactly the same as the Redhat tutorial, except for a few tangents here and there. |
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Solaris - Developed for Solaris 9. All the reliabilty of qmail coupled with all the fun you'd expect from Solaris 9. |
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Qmail installation notes and summaries by the author. Me talking. | |
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Commands to be run by you, the installer. | |
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Special notes for Redhat 9 users. | |
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