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Index of Subjects I wrote: > http://csuite.ns.ca/ftp/1.0-fixes/newzmailer/1.0-ZMAILER-2.99.48-2.99.52 > I haven't had a chance to test this yet, so please let me know if > something doesn't work out and I'll fix it before I announce the document > on a slightly wider scale. I think it's fairly complete. David Potter has tried the instructions out on our last remaining 2.99.48 machine, and made a few fixes. The new instructions are up at the same location; here are the changes. --- 1.0-ZMAILER-2.99.48-2.99.52 2000/04/21 20:59:47 1.2 +++ 1.0-ZMAILER-2.99.48-2.99.52 2000/04/24 17:03:16 1.4 @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ $ patch -p0 < ~you/zmailer-2.99.52.patch1 Apply the Y2K patch (optional, but recommended). -$ patch -p0 < ~you/y2k-fix.patch +$ patch -d router/libdb < ~you/y2k-fix.patch Make sure $CS_ROOT/etc/mail.conf looks something like this: orgdomain=cnet.wherever.ca @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ # mv zmailer.conf zmailer.conf-old Install the new ones. -# cd $CS_ROOT/src/zmailer +# cd $CS_ROOT/src/etc/zmailer # make install Copy boilerplate config files. @@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ Create the SMTP policy binary database. -# $CS_ROOT/etc/mail/bin/policy-builder -n +# $CS_ROOT/etc/mail/bin/policy-builder.sh -n Start the mail system. # $CS_ROOT/etc/mail/bin/zmailer @@ -133,8 +133,8 @@ Flush the old router queue into the new. -# cd $CS_ROOT/var/mail/db-old/router -# for tf in [0-9]*; do mv $tf ../../db/router; done +# cd $CS_ROOT/var/mail/postoffice-old/router +# for tf in [0-9]*; do mv $tf ../../postoffice/router; done Using `$CS_ROOT/etc/mail/bin/mailq -Q', verify that they're not sticking in the router queue. @@ -142,10 +142,10 @@ Flush the old transport queue into the new. -# cd $CS_ROOT/var/mail/db-old/transport +# cd $CS_ROOT/var/mail/postoffice-old/transport # for tf in [0-9]* [A-Z]/*; do - mv $tf ../../db/transport - mv ../queue/$tf ../../db/queue + mv $tf ../../postoffice/transport + mv ../queue/$tf ../../postoffice/queue done Using `$CS_ROOT/etc/mail/bin/mailq -Q', verify that the scheduler has started @@ -153,4 +153,4 @@ -- -$Id: 1.0-ZMAILER-2.99.48-2.99.52,v 1.2 2000/04/21 20:59:47 michael Exp $ +$Id: 1.0-ZMAILER-2.99.48-2.99.52,v 1.4 2000/04/24 17:03:16 michael Exp $
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