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>>>>> "Michael" == Michael van Elst <mlelstv@serpens.de> writes:
    Rui> Postfix on NetBSD 3.0 doesn't support TLS and IPv6.

    >> Why not?

    Michael> Both were added in Postfix 2.2. Previously there were only
    Michael> Patches against Postfix 2.1.

  Ah, I see. Those patches are included in other operating systems by
default, I guess.

  I got TLS in pkgsrc postfix built, no problem, but it doesn't work.
  It seems like it gets built against /usr/pkgsrc openssl, but then
links against /usr/lib openssl at runtime. I'm confused about this, but
even when I futz around the symlinks, I still get the same errors.

  Since I need TLS now, I'll have to stick with pkgsrc sendmail for now.
(Old machine: NetBSD 1.6 + sendmail, new machine was supposed to be
3.0+postfix...)

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