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From: Tony Kimball <alk@Think.COM>
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   SMAPD acts as an SMTP proxy giving hackers nothing to poke at. It passes 
   the mail over to sendmail for the normal processing. This way, sendmail 
   only talks to the simpleminded and well-known smapd which is totally 
   under your control.

I love it.  If only we could *prove* that Allman got paid for each
copy of SMAPD in use.  (I mean prove *non-trivially*.)