Ask Ubuntu Asked by isagalaev on January 20, 2021
Trying to install mail-stack-delivery
on 19.10 Eoan I see it’s now a transitional package that only installs dovecot-core
. Before it used to install both Dovecot and Postfix and write a basic config connecting the two. Is there a newer replacement for it? I kinda wanted to avoid copy-pasting config chunks from wikis and askubuntu.com 🙂
Apparently, such things are now implemented as something called "tasks" and can be installed either via their native control tool tasksel
, or via apt
. Here's more on the difference of these two variants: Should I use tasksel, tasks in APT or install regular metapackages?
mail-stack-delivery
in particular seems to be served by the task mail-server
, so:
sudo tasksel install mail-server
Update: The task however only install some relevant packages but doesn't do any configuration to tie them together, which is what was great about the old integrated package.
Answered by isagalaev on January 20, 2021
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