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Subject: Anyone using dual-Sendmail + Amavis? Startup...
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Hello,

Is anyone using Amavis with the dual-Sendmail
setup?  If so, how are you starting two daemons?
(And amavisd, for that matter ...)  I'm assuming
I'm going to have to do some magic with
/etc/rc.conf?

Kevin Kinsey
DaleCo, S.P.