add a note to MESSAGE-chroot explaining that the php mail function needs

/bin/sh. helps avoid hair-pulling and wasting a whole bunch of time...

ok ajacoutot, okan (maintainer)
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sthen 2009-03-27 18:28:59 +00:00
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# $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.5 2008/07/20 22:26:00 okan Exp $ # $OpenBSD: Makefile,v 1.6 2009/03/27 18:28:59 sthen Exp $
COMMENT-main= simple SMTP client COMMENT-main= simple SMTP client
COMMENT-chroot= simple SMTP client for chrooted apache COMMENT-chroot= simple SMTP client for chrooted apache
@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ COMMENT-chroot= simple SMTP client for chrooted apache
V= 0.97 V= 0.97
DISTNAME= femail-${V} DISTNAME= femail-${V}
PKGNAME-main= femail-${V}p1 PKGNAME-main= femail-${V}p1
PKGNAME-chroot= femail-chroot-${V}p1 PKGNAME-chroot= femail-chroot-${V}p2
CATEGORIES= mail CATEGORIES= mail
HOMEPAGE= http://bulabula.org/femail/ HOMEPAGE= http://bulabula.org/femail/

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@ -3,3 +3,6 @@ review FAQ Section 10.16 discussing name resolution with httpd(8)'s
default chroot(2). default chroot(2).
Additionally, one may create a custom femail.conf; see femail(8). Additionally, one may create a custom femail.conf; see femail(8).
If you're using femail with PHP inside a chroot jail, be aware that
PHP's built-in "mail" function uses popen(), which requires /bin/sh.