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<p id="reply-intro">On 12/07/2025 16:03, Nick Edwards wrote:</p>
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<div>You have nuked the simple plain install file, there is no instructions on how to install it, oh theres some crud that looks like it was written by a</div>
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<div>12yo in readme that says run dzil - WTF is that? there is NO mention of</div>
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<div>Firstly, it does not look like it was written by a 12 year old, certainly written by code monkeys who forget the average system admin, is not one of them.</div>
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<div>I want to know where it is putting things, are binaries going to same place as always have /usr/local/sbin..there are now a bunch of perl lib</div>
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<div>I agree the documentation is extremely poor. btw they are not binaries, they are perl scripts :)</div>
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<div> come on if you are going to sieze control of software thats well used, well known and understood, and then basically make it your own, how about some good DOCUMENTATION and keep it simple - not this clusterfuck thats in that tar.gz file. (seems you did this from 2.13 perhaps that why we never upgraded to it)</div>
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<div>whoah there, pull the reigns and slow up... They didn't seize anything, Mark has spent a lot of years developing amavisd, his latest version if it makes you happy still runs perfectly fine, but Mark decided to step down, he wasnt pushed, he'd done enough, basically, you could say he retired.</div>
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<div>perusing other files it looks more like its written for debian, hey, no </div>
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<p>Don't use debian, we're Slackware, I'm not sure where you'd get this idea from, perhaps the docker files that populate the package's root, granted, they should be in contrib.</p>
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<p>Regards,<br />Noel Butler</p>
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