Milter-greylist

On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 9:39 AM, Marie-Goretti DEJEAN
<mgdb@...-mrs.fr> wrote:
> Hello
>>
>> I notice you say cswspamassassin, can I assume you use OpenCSW for
>> your packages?
> no. I downloaded the tar.gz from http://hcpnet.free.fr/milter-greylist/
> I had just install spamassassin with pkg-get, all the other packages were
> install from sources.
>
>> Have you mixed CSW packages with your own builds? Why is that, we have
>> all the above packages?
> If I want to install with pkg-get -i miltergreylist
> It complained with dependancies not up to date :
>           CSWcommon                         common 25600 bytes
>         CSWsendmail                       sendmail 2376448 bytes
>           CSWcurlrt                        curl_rt 653848 bytes
>            CSWgeoip                          geoip 181393 bytes
>             CSWbdb4                    berkeleydb4 696 bytes
>           CSWosslrt                     openssl_rt 5633581 bytes
>          CSWoldaprt                    openldap_rt 1162862 bytes
>           CSWlibidn                         libidn 463926 bytes
>             CSWzlib                           zlib 268211 bytes
>         CSWlibcares                       libcares 73068 bytes
>        CSWgeolitedb                      geolitedb 533182 bytes
>            CSWbdb42                   berkeleydb42 3989135 bytes
>   CSWcacertificates                ca_certificates 129040 bytes
>             CSWossl                        openssl 189202 bytes
>    CSWcswclassutils                  cswclassutils 16694 bytes
>            CSWiconv                       libiconv 2908157 bytes
>        CSWossldevel                  openssl_devel 4330602 bytes
>        CSWosslutils                  openssl_utils 500916 bytes
>   CSWmiltergreylist                 miltergreylist 171147 bytes
> I had these equivalent packages (not CSW) installed.
> Do I have to install spamassassin and not CSWspamassassin ?

Are you using Blastwave or OpenCSW? I'm pretty sure Blastwave is not
up to date with the packages you're interested in since I'm the one
packaging them for OpenCSW.

I recommend using pkgutil instead of pkg-get, it will easily
solve/update your dependencies which seem outdated. You can install it
from pkg-get:

# pkg-get -i pkgutil

Then you use pkgutil instead, examples:

# pkgutil -U (update catalog)
# pkgutil -u (update your packages)
# pkgutil -i pkg (install pkg)
# pkgutil -a (list available packages)
# pkgutil -c (compare installed vs available package versions)

And so on. See http://pkgutil.net for more info.

I use the same packages you're interested in, except for procmail, and
it works fine for me.

-- 
/peter