The Solaris libc has some issues with alternating input and output
on sockets passed to fdopen(). Apparently there is a shared buffer
which has to be emptied, either by fseek() or fflush(), whenever
the direction of the data flow changes.

Fixes #13

A couple of small fixes: closing listen sockets in child and ignoring EINTR errors from main poll

When trying to connect the strace tool to the daemon's main process, the
daemon would die because strace interrupted the poll() causing it to
return EINTR.

It should be safe to ignore EINTR errors from poll in this case. Either
the received signal will be otherwise ignored by the process, or it will
cause it to terminate.

By keeping the listen sockets open, the children were preventing the
daemon from being restarted cleanly. Once the child has forked these
listen sockets are no longer needed by that process, so can be closed.

add status check to LSB init script

Fixes #6

/lib/lsb/init-functions exists on Redhat system, but
/etc/init.d/functions does not on Debian-based systems, so
this should work better out-of-the-box.

Fixes #7

This is an ongoing effort to allow different file system layouts (#5)

working on issue #4

Otherwise, excluded domains might be silently ignored.

This obfuscates the error message too much.

Also, distinguish between script name and binary name (#4)

Thanks to @timeos for the initial version (#4)

Apparently, CMake versions < 2.8 expect the FILES keyword in the
file(INSTALL) command.

Update main.cf.ex

Update README.md

Useful for subdomains which are handled by the same
mail server.

The secrets file is now parsed line by line, and
each line (excluding CR and/or LF) is used as a secret.
Only the first secret is used for signing, but all
secrets are used for verification.

This is purely cosmetic.

This eliminates a warning about a missing return
statement. The code was correct though, because
hex2num() is guarded by is_hexdigit().

This is in preparation for future parameters which
may contain whitespaces.

Currently supported are Upstart and System-V.