AW: [Kroupware] Distribution MTA

Dohmen, Manfred Manfred.Dohmen at hahm.biz
Mon Aug 25 10:38:10 CEST 2003


Hello.

Good point Andreas :-) Perhaps this solution is worth to be mentioned
somewhere (e.g. QIM). Furthermore it could be quite useful to enhance such a
dummy-package to create symlinks for the binaries of the original mta
(/usr/sbin/sendmail...).

Manfred


> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Andreas Ahlenstorf [mailto:andreas.ahlenstorf at sopic.com]
> Gesendet: Freitag, 22. August 2003 14:18
> An: Kolab Server and KDE Client development issues
> Betreff: Re: [Kroupware] Distribution MTA
> 
> 
> Hello,
> 
> > Is there a clean solution to integrate Kolab with Debian 
> e.g.? When I remove
> > the startup-links of the default-mta via "update-rc.d exim 
> remove -f" and
> > run an apt-get ugprade afterwards they are recreated. This 
> conflicts with
> > the Kolab-Postfix of course when the system is rebooted the 
> next time. When
> > I try to remove the system-mta completely one has to bother 
> with package
> > dependencies as apt wants to remove at, mailx, mutt, too.
> 
> > Any hints?
> 
> Create a mta dummy package.
> 
> Quick HOWTO
> ===========
> 1. Create a file with the name control and the following content:
> 
>    Section: mail
>    Package: mta-dummy
>    Version: 1.0
>    Maintainer: admin <root at localhost>
>    Architecture: all
>    Provides: mail-transport-agent
>    Description: MTA dummy package
>       This package provides dpkg with the information that
>       there is a local MTA installed.
>       .
>       Installing mutt, pine etc. won't bug you to
>       install sendmail any more
> 
> 2. $ mkdir -p debian/DEBIAN
> 3. $ cp control debian/DEBIAN
> 4. Build the Debian-Package:
>    $ dpkg-deb --build debian
> 5. Give it a name:
>    $ mv debian.deb mta-dummy_1.0_all.deb
> 6. Install it:
>    # dpkg -i ./mta-dummy_1.0_all.deb
> 
>      - Andreas Ahlenstorf
> 
> 
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