Working on packages that needs sendmail

sullrich

How about http://www.zmailer.org/overview.html ??

eric

alright, well i installed zmailer, and along with it came perl, which is just bloat. so i am going to say no to zmailer
any other ideas. i will keep looking myself too

sullrich

Yeah thats bad. Let me check out the options and get back to you, I know /usr/ports/mail is filled with stuff :)

eric

any luck finding something else that may be worth lookin at? ive tried a couple, but they all seem to be as big/bloated as sendmail.

duck7207

Have you looked at http://www.xmailserver.org/ ?

cmb

nullmailer and ssmtp are a couple light weight ones I've used successfully in the past.

eric

sorry i havent replied in a while but life is just too busy
anyways, i tried nullmailer, and that installed no problem, but when i try to send mail it seems as all went well but no mail goes through, so i'll continue to look when i get the time, but right now thats a scarce resource

thanks guys
-Eric

bushtor

@eric:

sorry i havent replied in a while but life is just too busy
anyways, i tried nullmailer, and that installed no problem, but when i try to send mail it seems as all went well but no mail goes through, so i'll continue to look when i get the time, but right now thats a scarce resource

Anyone else having had success with nullmailer (or any other lightweight MTA) running under pfsense?

Tor

nima.m

bushtor ,
Any luck finding a light weight ssmtp daemons ?
I also need this in one of my scripts and wanted to know how you solved this.

fernandotcl

I wrote some stuff here that mails the user with a PHP SMTP script I found somewhere in the web, I guess it's a better option.

Hank

@fernandotcl:

I wrote some stuff here that mails the user with a PHP SMTP script I found somewhere in the web, I guess it's a better option.

Hi,

Would you mind share this solution with us..? I'm also interested in this.

Hank