Difference between ./build eximconf and ./build exim_conf

[CanadaGuy]

I noticed there are a few documents like here:

https://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=569

That reference using ./build eximconf. Is this the same as ./build exim_conf? Notice the underscore between exim and conf. Based on the document number, I suspect eximconf is old, and some standardization was done to use underscores, based on the output of ./build:

 | Components configuration options:                         |
 |    ./build exim_conf                                      |
 |    ./build dovecot_conf                                   |
 |    ./build blockcracking                                  |
 |    ./build easy_spam_fighter                              |
 |    ./build php_ini                                        |
 |    ./build phpmyadmin_public                              |
 |    ./build rewrite_confs                                  |
 |    ./build secure_php                                     |
 |    ./build spamassassin_cron                              |
 |    ./build litespeed_license                              |
 |    ./build litespeed_license_migrate                      |

Is this the case or is there a difference between the two commands eximconf and exim_conf?

Also, ./build rewrite_confs ... is that a convenience command to rebuild all configuration files then?

 

[smtalk]

Yes, they're just 'alias' There are more of them, for example 'mariadb' and 'mysql', 'pure-ftpd' and 'pureftpd' etc.

 

[CanadaGuy]

Yes, they're just 'alias' There are more of them, for example 'mariadb' and 'mysql', 'pure-ftpd' and 'pureftpd' etc.

Ah, excellent. Are these aliases documented somewhere?

 

[smtalk]

No, it's just a help for those who mistype the commands

 

[factor]

Are these aliases documented somewhere?

Better Documentation is on the Request list..

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