qmailrocks - a qmail installation guide

Summary of Purpose
Welcome to Qmailrocks.org, a comprehensive qmail installation resource. Founded in June of 2003, Qmailrocks.org was put together to provide a free and open resource for anyone needing help with the installation and configuration of Dan Bernstein's qmail MTA and also as an effort to contribute back to the qmail community. Qmail is an incredibly fast, stable and secure mail solution suitable for almost any environment. The qmail installation documented on this site has it's roots in Dave Sill's Life With Qmail as well as Matt Simerson's Qmail toaster, although in total I've pulled ideas from over 20 qmail related sites. This site documents the installation of a fully functional qmail server with all sorts of extra software. The end result is a stable mail server that kicks ass! For the complete list of what the QMR installation includes, click here. This installation guide currently supports the installation of qmail on some 8 flavors of Unix and Linux, and more flavors will be added in time. Qmailrocks.org continues to grow and improve because of the generous contributions from devoted qmail fans across the world. This installation guide belongs to you, the visitors, so you are always welcome to make requests, offer suggestions and/or constructive criticism, submit scripts/tutorials/software for possible inclusion in the guide or just donate some free time or money to keep the site going. If you are new to qmail, I encourage you to not only use the installation guide itself, but to also utilize the incredible resources found in the mailing list, list archive, chat forum and IRC chat room. You can keep up with the latest news and announcements for this site by checking out the Qmailrocks.org Journal or you can get all the details about this site by clicking here.