<URL:https://code.dogmap.org./posterity/>
posterity is a set of read-only mail servers, used to make public mail
archives available via email protocols.  These servers can complement or
replace a traditional mailing list and web archive.

See package/INSTALL for general package installation instructions.  If you
like, after installing the package, you can delete the src/ directory and
make the remaining files read-only; none of the programs need to read src/
files or modify anything in the package directory.

To build posterity, you need the skalibs package:
<URL:https://skarnet.org/software/skalibs/>
If skalibs is installed in a location where your compiler and linker don't
look by default, edit conf-compile/host_compile.sh and
conf-compile/host_link.sh to add the necessary -I and -L flags.  skalibs
installs its static and shared libraries in separate directories, so you can
control which one runwhen links to by giving the appropriate -L flag.

There are some expected diagnostics when building posterity: some nsec-*
files may fail to compile.

posterity-pop publishes a set of email archives through the POP3 protocol.

posterity-deliver delivers a message to a maildir, converting line endings to
carriage return + line feed.
