On Friday 12 September 2003 08:28 pm, Paul Fox wrote:
is it true that SMTPMTS is now the default, and, in fact, cannot
be turned off? if so, this is great news -- i've scratched my
head many times in the past trying to get smtp delivery to work
under a vendor's distribution (usually redhat) where they'd turned
smtp off -- and since you can't tell from the executables what was
configured, and the "servers: ..." line was still in mts.conf (being
ignored), it was frustrating to debug.
(if it _is_ possible to turn off SMTPMTS, there should be a strong
warning to vendors not to do so...)
paul
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paul fox, pgf(_at_)foxharp(_dot_)boston(_dot_)ma(_dot_)us (arlington, ma,
where it's 56.1
degrees)
The 'configure' script forces SMTPMTS to be 1. There's no command line option
to turn it off. But there's nothing to prevent a vendor from editing the
config.h file and setting it to 0. After all, they have the source.
glenn burkhardt (westford, ma, where it's 71 degrees)
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