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-
-                       S E N D M A I L
-
-Presumably by the time you get to this READ_ME file, you will have
-already read the tape in, or will have received this distribution as
-part of 4.2bsd.  If you do not yet have the distribution online, read
-the tape in now -- you will need about one megabyte to hold the tape.
-
-The first thing you should look at is the documentation.  The two
-critical documents are "doc/intro.me" and "doc/op.me".  Read both
-of these before proceeding with your installation.  If you have read
-these before, you should still read through the second one again
-anyhow, since the installation procedures change occasionally.
-
-A brief tour:
-       FILES     A list of the files on the tape.
-       Makefile  A Makefile that will do a vanilla install for you.
-       adb       A set of adb(1) scripts for printing out certain
-                 sendmail data structures.
-       adm       Administrativia.
-       aux       Files that represent programs that are not really
-                 "part" of sendmail, or old versions of some files
-                 in src for use by people on other system types.
-       cf        The configuration files for Berkeley, plus a few
-                 prototype configurations for basic installation
-                 types.
-       doc       The documentation.
-       include   The include files used by more than just the sendmail
-                 program itself.
-       lib       Library routines used by sendmail, but not really
-                 "part" of sendmail itself; these might be candidates
-                 for libc.a.
-       md        Some m4 files used to isolate machine dependencies.
-       src       The source for the sendmail program itself.
-       test      Some files used for testing -- mostly these are
-                 shell files intended as the targets for aliasing.
-
-The following are the known major problems and their Problem Report
-number:
-
-012, 043       Names of files and programs cannot have upper case letters
-               in them -- these get mapped to lower case due to the
-               case mapping feature.
-178            Because of the different syntaxes used in envelopes versus
-               headers, we will occasionally allow syntactically incorrect
-               headers go out.
-226            Quote interpretation may be incorrect -- this is not well
-               defined in the protocols.
-
-Due to my present circumstances, I am unable to provide a formal
-level of support for this system.  However, I will make whatever
-attempt I can to answer a reasonable number of questions.  Since
-the company I am working for is not working in this area, and has
-indulged me tremendously in letting me work on this at all, I regret
-that I am unable to accept phone calls.  I can be contacted as:
-
-               OLD                     NEW
-    Arpanet:   eric@Berkeley           eric@Berkeley.ARPA
-    UUCP:      ucbvax!eric             eric@ucbvax.UUCP
-
-Eric Allman
-Britton-Lee, Inc.
-
-@(#)READ_ME    3.2             %G%
+/*-
+ *     @(#)READ_ME     4.4 (Berkeley) 4/20/91
+ */
+
+aux            Auxiliary programs, probably all out-of-date.
+mail.local     Source for mail.local(8) (the old /bin/mail).
+doc            Documentation.
+rmail          Source for rmail(8).
+src            Source for the sendmail program itself.