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According to the official doc, it could be nice to have "greylist.pl" script in /usr/libexec/postfix.
postfix.Slackbuild just need the following line :
This releases fixes the "Mailsploit" vulnerability and other vulnerabilities detected by the "Cure53" audit. For details and various other security fixes see here.
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ../ \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/usr \
-DDOC_INSTALL_DIR:PATH=/doc/doxygen-$VERSION \
-DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE:FILE=/usr/bin/python \
-Dbuild_doc=YES \
-Dbuild_wizard:BOOL=YES
make $NUMJOBS
make docs
make install DESTDIR=$PKG
Interesting timing - that was my morning project today. I didn't find the PYTHON_EXECUTABLE part needed, and there are a few other options I added, but yeah, it built and seems to work here. Maybe we can get doxygen out of 2015 finally
Interesting timing - that was my morning project today. I didn't find the PYTHON_EXECUTABLE part needed, and there are a few other options I added, but yeah, it built and seems to work here. Maybe we can get doxygen out of 2015 finally
Maybe wait qt5, because, like 'xpdf', it compile with qt5 by default, if qt5 is installed.
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