Source modifications are required to add the RPC calls. The DRAC daemon also expires entries after a suitable time has elapsed. Since RPC works across the network, the POP server and the SMTP server can reside on different hosts. In this case, a configuration file specifies which hosts can send requests to the DRAC daemon. The current release of DRAC is version 1.11.
Source is available as a compressed tar file.
Host Configuration DRAC is a client-server system using RPC for network communication between the two. The POP or IMAP server is the client, and the DRAC daemon is the server. The DRAC daemon must run on the same host as the SMTP server, so that the sendmail map can be on a local filesystem. They can reside on the same host or separate hosts. If you have ported DRAC to a different operating system, used it with a different MTA, or added DRAC support to a different POP or IMAP server, please send the details to Gary Mills at the University of Manitoba.