My best friend and old friend call me to help him to reinstall his email server that hit with hard disk failure. Luck for him the OpenLDAP user profiles are residing in the another server.
More than one year, I 'dont work with FreeBSD. My first login since then
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I just need to compile postfix and dovecot or maybe dbmail. :)
cd /usar/ports/mail/postfix
make config
make install clean
