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Subject: RE: Sendmail
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> Can anyone suggest where I can find a simple english text on sendmail
> configuration, including the why's & wherefores of
> configuration etc for
> virtusertable. I've read a number of tutorials to date but
> they all tend to
> spend a lot of time on "rules" and nothing much else ... and I've been
> advised by many experienced users to avoid messing with
> rules. Neither the
> handbook nor Complete FreeBSD seems to cover virtusertable
> .... maybe its
> not an important but I've certainly been lead to believe
> otherwise. ....
> comments please

Look at http://www.sendmail.org

Near the bottom of the page you will see a link to books. Get the "bat
book". It will help you to no end, it did me. Also, look on the web page,
they have everything up there... its just hard to find sometimes.



Erin



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