[ITP] postfix 2.11.3

[Christian Franke]

Christian Franke wrote:
> I would like to contribute the Postfix Mail Transfer Agent.
>
> http://www.postfix.org/
>
> Download:
> wget -e robots=off -np -nH --cut-dirs=1 -R'index.html*' -r \
>   http://chrfranke.no-ip.org/cygwin/x86/release/postfix \
>   http://chrfranke.no-ip.org/cygwin/x86_64/release/postfix
>
> Important: It requires cygwin 1.7.33-1 (or a recent 1.7.33-0.X test 
> release). It does not work with 1.7.32-1.
>
> For a first test try 'postfix-config --dryrun'. See the 
> /etc/postfix/main.cf sample for some more info.
>

A new build is uploaded to same location.

Changes:
- postfix-config updated for new local MACHINE+USER names and new csih 
script
- postsuper and mailq no longer require 'passwd -R postfix'
- group with ID 0 in /etc/group is now supported
- some documentation updates


> --------------
> setup.hint:
> category: Mail
> requires: bash libdb4.8 libgcc1 libmysqlclient18 libopenldap2_4_2 
> libopenssl100
> libpcre1 libpq5 libsasl2_3 libsqlite3_0 perl alternatives coreutils 
> csih cygrunsrv
> editrights findutils grep sed util-linux
> sdesc: "Mail Transfer Agent"
> ldesc: "Postfix is a Mail Transfer Agent from Wietse Venema."
>
> postfix-debuginfo/setup.hint:
> category: Debug
> requires: cygwin-debuginfo
> external-source: postfix
> sdesc: "Debug info for postfix"
> ldesc: "This package contains files necessary for debugging the
> postfix package with gdb."
>
> postfix-doc/setup.hint:
> category: Mail
> requires:
> sdesc: "Mail Transfer Agent (documentation)"
> ldesc: "Postfix is a Mail Transfer Agent from Wietse Venema.
> This package contains the README files and HTML documentation."
> external-source: postfix
>
> postfix-tools/setup.hint:
> category: Mail
> requires:
> sdesc: "Mail Transfer Agent (test tools)"
> ldesc: "Postfix is a Mail Transfer Agent from Wietse Venema.
> This package contains stand-alone SMTP and QMQP test tools."
> external-source: postfix
> --------------
>
> Use cases tested so far:
>
> SMTP outgoing:
> no encryption, STARTTLS,
> no AUTH, SASL PLAIN AUTH.
> Deliver to MX, forward to ISP, routing via transport table.
>
> SMTP incoming:
> no encryption, STARTTLS, SSL/TLS (self-signed certificates only),
> no AUTH, SASL PLAIN AUTH.
>
> Local delivery to:
> ~/Mailbox, ~/Maildir/, /var/spool/mail, /some/file, |/some/script, 
> /dev/null :-)
> Aliasing via /etc/aliases and ~/.forward.
>
> Local delivery from:
> /usr/sbin/sendmail emulation.
>
> Not tested yet:
> local delivery via procmail, SQL database tables, LDAP access, 
> multi-instance, client-certificates, etc, etc, ...
>
Works with procmail as expected.


Thanks,
Christian