Wez Furlong d1264e753b rocky: use individual executable release build
`cargo build --release` will build all packages with the full
combination of enabled features, resulting in executables such as `kcli`
getting linked with rocksdb and openssl.

When we build packages we want to avoid that. In the CI we were running
`cargo nextest run --release` thinking that it would avoid recompiling
some deps and that we could reuse those "release" binaries in the final
package without recompiling. That isn't true, so let's just run the
tests in debug mode (should be slightly faster to build), then build
the individual executables in release mode, so that we get slimmer
executables.

We'll see how this works for rocky, then apply similar changes to
the rest of CI.
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KumoMTA

This repository holds the source code to KumoMTA, a modern Message Transfer Agent designed for large scale sending environments.

You can learn more about why it exists here.

Documentation

You can learn more about KumoMTA from the Documentation

Community

Real-time discussion is available on Our Discord.

Our Forum is better for long-form questions and discussions.

Developers

If you're interesting in contributing/extending KumoMTA, take a look at DEVELOPERS.md.

Reporting Bugs

Please see How to Report Bugs.

Getting Help

Please see How to Get Help

Talk to Us

We're available to talk about the project, book us at https://cal.com/team/kumomta/talk-with-kumomta.

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The first Open-Source high-performance MTA developed from the ground-up for high-volume email sending environments.
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