Re: End of a rather bad upgrade

On 5/29/2007, "Paul J Stevens" <paulnfg.nl> wrote:


>You're better off rebuilding from the source provided at
nfgd.net
>
>Add a deb-src line

OK...   You've got a pretty good point.  It *should* compile
to my
machine no matter what it is...

I normally do not do this but I recently started using FINK
on Mac OS X
which has this as an option and I decided to pick that up.

When I get a chance later today I'll try it out.

Generally speaking -- does deb-src have much benefit for
those who are
willing to wait?
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tomtacocat.net wrote:
> 
> Generally speaking -- does deb-src have much benefit
for those who are
> willing to wait?

If your users are not complaining while you are running
2.2.3, then wait
for 2.2.5 to enter debian/unstable.

However, several people have reported various problems using
various
mailclients connecting to dbmail, all using IMAP. Those bugs
(actually,
regressions) have been resolved between 2.2.4 and 2.2.5rc3.
No more
problems with pine, mutt, thunderbird, outlook-office,
mail.app,
squirrelmail, roundcube, horde, egw, etc that I'm aware of.
Note that
outlook express is not in the list; there appear to be still
some
(non-fatal but annoying) problems with that client. Those
are not easily
resolved however. In fact, I can't reproduce them myself,
but reports of
them have been provided in sufficiently credible detail.



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