Thread-topic: 10.5.3: Server Mail gets even worse, kills incoming SMTP
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On 5/29/08 6:29 PM, "Trevor Jacques" <email@hidden> wrote:
>> you might want to at least read the man page first.
>
> I should not have to do this to get the GUI (i.e. the product I
> bought, Server, which includes all the GUI tools I'm supposed to
> need) to work. I should not have to mess with the command line for
> basic product functionality, since that's the way Server is sold.
I shouldn't have to tell people to remember their passwords. "Should" only
gets in the way of "what is". The GUI tools are not, nor ever have been 100%
replacement for knowing what's going on. That's part of being a sysadmin/
>
> I have to take what is asked of me on this list on its face. Typos in
> requests notwithstanding, I should not have to go to school on the
> command line to get a GUI product to work. This is Apple's problem,
> not yours. :-/
Actually, it's yours. The command line is, should you set aside your current
attitude towards it, an incredibly powerful tool that allows you to do
things you would be hard-put to do as easily with the GUI alone.
>
> What's galling is the lack of support from Apple, but that's an issue
> to be discussed with Apple.
Of course, you have a support contract with Apple, right?
--
John C. Welch Writer/Analyst
Bynkii.com Mac and other opinions
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