Guylhem can be reached at guylhem@danmark.linux.eu.org.
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It is customary to append a signature or .sig to a mail message, usually containing information on the author along with a joke or a motto. It is offset from the mail message by a line containing ' - ' followed by a space.
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This is because disk space is usually allocated in blocks of 1,024 bytes. So even a message of a few dozen bytes will eat a full kilobyte.
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When trying to reach a DECnet address from an RFC-822 environment, you can use 'host::user'@relay, for which relay is the name of a known Internet-DECnet relay.
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Maps for sites registered with the UUCP Mapping Project are distributed through the newsgroup comp.mail.maps; other organizations may publish separate maps for their networks.
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They are posted regularly in news.lists.ps-maps. Beware. They're HUGE.
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The Free On-Line Dictionary of Computing can be found packaged in many Linux distributions, or online at its home page at http://wombat.doc.ic.ac.uk/foldoc/.
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Other possible locations are /etc/rc.d/init.d and rc.inet2. The latter is common on systems using a BSD-style structure for system administration files in the /etc directory.
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This is the new standard location of sendmail according to the Linux File System Standard. Another common location is /usr/lib/sendmail, which is likely to be used by mail programs that are not specially configured for Linux. You can define both filenames as symbolic links to Exim so that programs and scripts invoking sendmail will instead invoke Exim to do the same things.
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Some user agents, however, use the SMTP protocol to pass messages to the transport agent, calling it with the -bs option.
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Use kill HUP pid, for which pid is the process ID of the inetd process retrieved from a ps listing.
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The system load is a standard Unix measure of the average number of processes that are queued up, waiting to run. The uptime shows load averages taken over the previous 1, 5, and 15 minutes.
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This is a simplification. It is possible for directors to pass addresses to transports that deliver to remote hosts, and similarly, it is possible for routers to pass addresses to local transports that write the messsage to a file or a pipe. It is also possible for routers to pass addresses to the directors in some circumstances.
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A director is skipped if the address it is about to process is one that it has previously processed in the course of generating the present address.
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Please, if you choose to use a vacation program, make sure it will not reply to messages sent from mailing
