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sendmail emulation layer 1
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Hmmm, from doing a google search of the term in quotes, it brought up many pages for LPI (linux certification). Yes, I see what you are saying that it requires an understanding of sendmail emulation layer commands in the section on configuring an MTA.
I think this is referring to the concept that most of the MTA programs have a compatibility with sendmail - or rather sendmail emulation. The obvious answer to your question would be to open a terminal and type man sendmail. Unfortunately, when I did this, it directed me to Citadel as a sendmail replacement, which I don't have doc pages for.
So that would be my suggestion, see if you can find documentation on sendmail, or failing that Citadel mail and make sure you understand the command line interface for sendmail.
I think this is referring to the concept that most of the MTA programs have a compatibility with sendmail - or rather sendmail emulation. The obvious answer to your question would be to open a terminal and type man sendmail. Unfortunately, when I did this, it directed me to Citadel as a sendmail replacement, which I don't have doc pages for.
So that would be my suggestion, see if you can find documentation on sendmail, or failing that Citadel mail and make sure you understand the command line interface for sendmail.
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