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30 The first thing you should look at is the documentation. The two
31 critical documents are "Sendmail - An Internetwork Router" and
32 "Sendmail - Installation and Operation Guide". Read both of these
33 before proceeding with your installation. If you have read these
34 before, you should still read through the second one again anyhow,
35 since the installation procedures change occasionally.
38 Makefile A Makefile that will install Sendmail on Solaris.
39 Makefile.cmd Some Makefile variable definitions included by subdirs.
41 aux Useful programs and shell scripts for debugging and
42 administering sendmail and the network mail environment.
43 Also, some C source files for peculiar configurations.
44 db The Berkeley Database, built for linking with aux/makemap
46 cf The sources and "object" for the configuration files.
47 include Various headers files.
48 lib Master copies of files used by sendmail, e.g. the aliases
50 libsm Sendmail general library.
51 libsmdb Sendmail database library; for use with makemap and
53 libsmutil Sendmail utility library; various general-purpose routines
54 needed by sendmail and its auxiliary programs.
55 src The source for the sendmail program itself.
57 Sendmail is fully supported by Sun Microsystems, like any other part of
58 Solaris. Contact Sun technical support if you have problems.
60 Sendmail was originally written by Eric Allman of Sendmail, Inc.