I took the generic MailScanner files listed as 'Version 4.84.5-2 for Solaris / BSD / Other Linux / Other Unix' and run the install.sh provided. I then pulled down the init.d file for Debian Linux package. How to install Electrum on a Debian or Ubuntu live CD. Replace 3.0.3 with the latest version of Electrum as mentioned on the Electrum website download page. The script will install the correct dependencies, download electrum and verify the GPG signature. If the signature checks out it’ll install Electrum on your live CD distro for you. How to Set Up Postfix for MailScanner Use. – Install Postfix and get the basics working. – Make sure you have the chroot jail set up in /var/spool/postfix. You should be able to see “etc”, “usr” and “lib” directories inside /var/spool/postfix.
I'm attempting to add/install MailScanner to my ubuntu 11.10 desktop configuration running postfix. I tried installing the latest 12.04 LTS but it had neither MailScanner nor qpopper package, 11.10 has qpopper so this is the release I went with.
I went to the MailScanner web site and reviewed the information here , I then went to http://mailscanner.info/downloads.html and got the version from here .
Well I tried to follow the instructions from the first link but the MailScanner Package installed a series of configuration files with the suffix of dpkg-new sprinkled throughout the install. Running dpkg -c mailscanner_4.79.11-2.2_all.deb
shows the files but without this suffix. I'm new to linux and I've clearly missed something but I'm not sure what.
Does anyone know what the best way to get MailScanner installed on 11.10. I'm aware that the MailScanner package is available for 10.10 and 10.04 but I'd like to run a release that's a bit newer.
Jorge CastroUse the Baruwa repo [apt.baruwa.org] simple and easy
Okay I've solved my problem. I took the generic MailScanner files listed as 'Version 4.84.5-2 for Solaris / BSD / Other Linux / Other Unix' and run the install.sh provided.
I then pulled down the init.d file for Debian Linux package. I had to tweak the init.d file and run update-rc.d a bit. Once that was done I followed the instructions from here and tweaked the paths and permissions as needed.
Mail is going in and out with no errors recorded in /var/log/mail.err
.Received mail has what looks to be the correct MailScanner message inserted in the header.
as you mentioned there is a .DEB file . you can install .DEB file by using
Thats will installs .deb file . one more thing to install is to opening it with the Ubuntu Software center .
Hope that helps .
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I have seen some of the deb packages in Ubuntu source code, but I couldn't find out from where and how they would be installed.
Moreover, I would like to know how Ubuntu is installing default packages like OpenOffice, Python, Firefox etc. within it's installation.
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Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
AzendaleJust double click and the deb package and click install. Ubuntu uses the same package format and system. (In fact, Ubuntu is based off Debian. It just has some of it's own changes added). The difference is that some of the packages are slightly modified. Also, Ubuntu has their own repository servers to serve the modified versions of the packages.
So, the packages like OpenOffice would be installed after being downloaded from Ubuntu's package repository servers. They would be installed using the same methods Debian's package management system uses to install Debian's packages.
Couple of useful references
From the Wikipedia reference,
To install a .deb package:
dpkg -i debFileName
where debFileName is the name of the Debian software package.