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12.9. More Information


sendmail is a complex
topicmuch too complex to be truly covered by a single chapter.
This chapter should get you started and will help you configure a
simple server. However, if you have a complex configuration or you
want to explore advanced features, you will need more information.
Here are some sources to start you on your quest for
knowledge.

  • The sendmail distribution is delivered with some excellent
    README files. The README
    file in the top-level directory created when the distribution is
    installed is the place to start. It contains a list of other
    informational files, such as sendmail/README and
    cf/README, that provides essential information.
    (The cf/README file, which covers the sendmail
    configuration language, is also available on the Web at http://www.sendmail.org/m4/readmel.)

  • The sendmail Installation and Operations Guide
    is an excellent source of information. It is also delivered with the
    sendmail source code distribution, and can be found in
    doc/op/op.me or
    doc/op/op.ps, depending on your preferred
    format.

  • The sendmail web site provides several excellent papers and online
    documents. The Compiling Sendmail documentation,
    available at http://www.sendmail.org/compilingl, is an
    excellent example.

  • The sendmail site provides a list of available sendmail books at
    http://www.sendmail.org/booksl.

  • Formal sendmail training is available. Some training classes are
    listed at http://www.sendmail.org/classesl.


Using these resources, you should be able to find out more about
sendmail than you will ever need to know. Go exploring!


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