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From: "Jonathan M. Bresler" <jmb>
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Subject: Upgrading Hackers to VMailer
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	Hackers has just been migrated from Sendmail to VMailer
	for mail delivery.  

	Mail arriving at freebsd.org is handled by Sendmail,
	Majordomo wand VMailer.  Sendmail accepts the mail.
	Majordomo addresses it to each of the mailing lists'
	recipients.  VMailer performs the final delivery.

	We have been using VMailer to deliver mail to the freebsd-test
	list and then to freebsd-chat as well.  VMailer has proven
	itself to be robust and blazingly fast.

	You can learn more about VMailer at
	http://www.porcupine.org/vmailer/.  The author is Wietse
	Venema, who wrote TCP Wrappers and co-authored SATAN with
	Dan Farmer.
	
jmb

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