[ale] Good Qmail book

[Bob Toxen]

On Mon, Apr 17, 2006 at 02:29:39PM -0400, Brandon Colbert wrote:
> Hey! Can anyone recommend a good Qmail book? I just started a new gig and
> guess what we are running qmail on thousands of servers.
You have my sympathy.  IMHO, qmail makes sendmail seem easy to use.

I did create a bunch of scripts for one client to easily update his qmail
for new domains, accounts, and passwords (and also updated the DNS records
for new domains).

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