Dear Red Hat, Maybe with the esteemed list of people above I may get a response as my first direct email over two week ago has gone ignored and last weeks email (using your web site logged in under the account we bought 8 licenses for Enterprise server 3.0 under) has also gone without response. (Sorry to the mailing list) Issue 1 (and most important) Red Hat Enterprise Servers Postfix is broke. I installed the Postfix and ran switch mail to enable it as default. Then configured /etc/openldap/ldap.conf, /etc/ldap.conf and /etc/openldap/slapd.conf I also ran authconfig and checked pam.d and nsswitch to confirm all enteries had taken. I configured postfix (as I had done in SuSE which worked great) and ran postmap with an ldap:virtualldap. and I got segfault. Just to make sure I was not being stupid I went back double checked it all and redid the whole process in SuSE 8.2 pro (worked there but not in Red Hat) I also installed Webmin and even it tells me the ES3.0 postfix does not support LDAP. Being tired of it after the third attempt I installed Postfix from Red Hat 9.0 (I saw some people where using it for OpenLDAP) and it works great. (all without further editing my configuration files) Issue 2. I hate floppies. I mounted and used a USB Key and read files (no writing involved). ran sync, umounted and removed the key and the whole system locked up. (I couldn't even ssh access) I had to power cycle to regain access. Expecting a glitch I did the same process on three of the other servers running ES3.0 and they also all died Issue 3. SquirrelMail. I have installed and worked with SquirrelMail for a while and Japanese has always been supported. Now I just purchased 8 copies of Red Hat ES3.0 (in Japan from Red Hat Japan) only to find out that Japanese was removed.. My Mail Server project is due. I lost days working around and confirming what parts work and which don't. My customer has only heard that there are a few delays and I have showed their technical contact the issues today to confirm that my work arounds are acceptable. All this said as an RHCE (7.3) I am very disappointed in these problem being shipped as the stable series (when I have to use Red Hat 9 products to get my servers together) and in being ignored in my previous two emails. I can promise you if these trends in "enterprise" behavior continue I will no longer be recommending Red Hat for future projects. Thank you -- David Blomberg AIS, APS, ASE, CCNA, LCP, LCA, Linux+, LPI I, MCP, MCSA, MCSE, RHCE, Server+ dblomber@davelinux.com www.davelinux.com -------------------- Nihon Libertec dblomber@libertec.com