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pkg_info | grep apache
apache-2.0.55 Version 2 of Apache web server with prefork MPM.
Thou
sn't always == quality cheap.
This article is the best I've ever seen for describing how important
a PS is to a computer, and how difficult it is to find a reliable one:
http://www.tomshardware.com/howto/20040122/index.html
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> Micah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > I'm running the i386 version of FreeBSD with 1gb ram. Didn't think to
> > check this before, but I'm getting ~112-113 volts into the PSU from the
> > surge stri
so I thought I'd a) first see if anyone
else was familiar with this issue b) see if anyone had any advice on
how to proceed with debugging.
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> Nov 16 11:07:18 eagle /kernel: Limiting closed port RST response from 300
> to
> 200 packets per second
While there are other things that could cause this, it's almost always
indicative of a portscan.
The RSTs are limited to prevent DoS attacks from generating overly huge
amounts
The "not running setuid" makes me wonder. Have you changed permissions
on any files on that machine. the su program will need setuid permissions
and be owned by root to work properly. On my 5.4 machine, it looks like
this:
ls -l /usr/bin/su
-r-sr-xr-x 1 root wheel 14292 May 27 12:24 /
D 5 laptop for demo purposes. We were using 100%
IP though, no analog drivers. Install the port.
I don't have first hand experience with the analog drivers, but the
rumor mill has it that the recent versions work very well.
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occasionally set as high as a week, although even
larger values are certainly possible. Check in your DNS zone to see what
they are set to.
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> > uname -a
> > FreeBSD bolivia.potentialtech.com 5.4-RELEASE-p1 FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE-p1 #1:
> > Fri May 27 01:08:00 EDT 2005 [EMAIL
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Abiola Omojola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> please could help me get a solution to the above error
What did you do to cause the error?
Is your current working directory /usr/src?
Did you install kernel sources on the machine you are trying to do this on?
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checked to see if a .xinitrc file already exists?
ee .xinitrc
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make.
> If you haven't already done so, install the devel/gmake port and try
> using 'gmake' instead of 'make'.
>
>
>
> -Pat
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HTH
> I don't know stuff about unix world as I am new.
> Appreciate your help friends!!
>
> Thanks a lot
> Mohammad Shaikh
>
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;t found the docs
yet. Thus, a link to the docs answers two questions at once: 1) the
answer to the original question, and 2) where to find the answer.
If you're not getting good responses to your questions, I would suggest
reading grog's explanation on how to ask good questions:
htt
nal performance
out of your computer. To get an idea of how dicey that can be, search
for discussions of use of the -O flag to gcc.
If you want to get into it, I would research /etc/defaults/make.conf
and the (very extensive) documentation to gcc.
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.
Believe it or not, the FAQ entry for this other problem is pretty much
the same solution you can use to fix yours:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/troubleshoot.html#LAPTOP-CLOCK-SKEW
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ISP is doing something to enforce security,
such as registering MAC addresses, and you aren't registered correctly
or d) something bizaar that I've never seen before.
Again, if you could provide some information on how you're trying to set
things up, we could provide less general answers.
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hen I had my standalone redhat
> box it was configured and I was also receiving DNS as well through earthlink.
>
>
> What do you suggest I do?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Aug 12, 2004 11:45 AM
> To: "
.
>
> What do you think of this???
I'll bet any amount of small pocket change that it's a scripted
answer they give out the first time you ask a question. Have you
done it? Cable modems can be flakey, and resetting them is
occasionally required.
Have you tested basic network connec
essing them.
>
> >How and where I can get everything from, so that I can get this running.
> >I AM NOT JOKING.
>
> I'm just a bit amazed that this is coming from microsoft.com ... that's all.
>
> HTH
>
> >I don't know stuff about unix world as I am
gt; once I added ISA and Floppy all worked again
>
> my questions is why do I need npx? and isa?
npx is the floating point math driver. You either need it or software
emulation of an FPU.
You need isa because npx depends on it.
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ou can give me some hints on what might be done to get the clock
> back to normal.
> I forgot to mention that it have been like this since I installed it.
See this FAQ entry and try the recommended fixes to see if they help:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/tr
.
>
> Is there anyway to use checkpassword to authenticate to postfix as i
> already have it running for bincimap seems to work well is it secure
If there is an option menu, "make config" should allow you to tweak it.
It doesn't seem as if the cyrus-sasl2 port has an
hould keep
> my eye out for.
The FreeBSD handbook is being updated all the time. You'll probably want
to re-read a lot of it to see what kind of changes are occurring. There
are also a lot of new man pages in existance. If you have specific
questions, you can alwa
m the
> beginning with the intention of being open source.
There is a project called opengroupware that followed that evolution.
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ion denied
> gmake: *** [elf/rt_obj.txt] Error 126
>
> Can anyone help me circumvent this problem?
Give the appropriate files execute permission. See "man chmod" if you're
not sure how to do that.
>
> Thanks
> Mohammad Shaikh
>
>
> -Original Messa
ng them at all, not even allow them in. There
> are several techniques just to block them at SMTP negotiation all together,
> so they don't even enter your system...
I have to second this. You should never accept email destin for users that
don't exist, you should
ooks like making that plan unworkable. :-)
>
> > There are several techniques just to block them at SMTP negotiation
> > all together, so they don't even enter your system...
>
> Techniques for qmail? Without patching it? I thought I had RTFMd
> pretty thoroughly, but I am willing to be enlightened.
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to do the
encrypting/decrypting.
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> 4) What are the effects of disabling it?
Pretty much the reverse of #2. If you're running may types of scanning
software, or network sniffers, they will put the card in promisc mode.
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hem to work correctly (ISA
and PCI support, I believe)
I don't know specifically about ohci, but the man page for ohci would
be the first place to check.
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(simon ;))
Really? Then I stand corrected.
If that's the case, though, what _is_ the administrative danger of running
in PROMISC mode?
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> the actual syntax. If someone could help me in these areas it would be
> greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance...
On the FreeBSD box, to forward all traffic on port 80 to the linux box:
redirect_port tcp 192.168.1.3:80 80
The other ports
s a user and attempt su,
> the response is "you are not in the correct group (wheel)
> to su root."
Add the user to the wheel group who you want to be able su.
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ities of IPFW. It _can_ do
what you want.
> Reading the man pages for ftpd is like trying to read and understand
> Klingon.
I disagree. I think the ftpd manual page is very clear and to the point.
Is English your native language?
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and recreate it. That will blow away
anything that existed before.
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r atimes are not updated.
>
> Just checked -- the file was last downloaded 13 minutes ago, but all of
> the three time-stamps (according to stat(1)) point to many hours back...
My guess on this would be that Apache is caching the file and has only
VPN. Everything worked
fine after that. The default is set to "broken" (figures).
Sorry I don't remember the exact config setting :(
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> button.
> 4) Click on the Advanced Tab.
> 5) Under the 'General' Tab, there is a single check box that states:
>'Use default gateway on remote network'
> 6) Unchecking this box allows your current internet connection to work
> again!
Yup ... that's the one.
Of course, me remembering now isn't much help to you ;) Glad you were
able to find it.
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gt; >What does `top' do in jails right now?
>
> it throws an error about kvm_open (naturally). i have read that there
> are other ways to get at the information...
I'm not seeing this behaviour in my 4.10 jail. I didn't do anything
special to make it work.
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FreeBSD books nowadays, and I can't say I know of one that doesn't
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>
> You can also study the FreeBSD Handbook that is available online
> from the www.freebsd.org website for specifics and release notes
> for each version that explain changes in each new version.
>
> If that is not enough, then Go
jeff wiggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/index.html
Installation instructions are here:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/install.html
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e the group r-x permissions so it can read and execute it.
> 4. Do you happen know any good link where I can learn
> how to write shell scripts so that I may be able to
> start an application at boot time by putting it in
> "/usr/local/etc/r
s updated with 5.3-BETA1, it will then be possible for
the mirror sites to d/l it to make it available for the general public.
ftp-master is only available to mirror sites. When it becomes available
on your local mirror is dependent on their sync schedule.
[Could you please fix your ma
to make use of SMP
> if it's stable. Thanks,
SMP on 4.x has been stable as long as I can remember. I was running
multi-processor systems around 4.2 or so.
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and do the right thing, but it is totally dependent on your burning
software.
Once you've got a CD, these instructions will get you going:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/install.html
If you hit specific problems or have specific questions, feel free
to a
problems following the instructions,
don't hesitate to ask specific questions on this list. We'll be happy
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> So, which of the 5.x should I install? 5.1, 5.2.1, 5.3?
>
> I want to be as Stable as possible.
If you work with 5.3-BETA1, you'll be as close as possible to what
5.3-STABLE will be, thus giving you the easiest upgrade path in the
future.
However, I second the opinion that you
/usr/local/etc/no-ip2.conf
> > ]; then
> > echo -n ' noip';
> > su -m noip -c '/usr/local/bin/noip2' 2> /dev/null >
> ^^
> Here's your problem. This script gets run as root, so the su is
> redundant and failing.
No.
He wants to
dd a line:
network_interfaces="lo0 fxp0 fxp1"
IPv6 is built into the kernel. To my knowledge, you'll have to recompile
your kernel sans IPv6 to get rid of it.
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> Is there any way that I can apply the changes without re-booting the system?
man ifconfig
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> > booting with the GNERIC kernel, and adding network information to th NIC
> > manually.
> >
> > None of this helped. Anyway, like I said, the gateway functions for the
> > other computer on the network, so firewall and NATD are there. Here is all
> > the info
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t this is all _scheduled_ downtime. For
the potentialtech.com server (for example) has about 3 hours of
unscheduled downtime since Jan 1. And that downtime is the result
of a failed UPS at the colo facility. It has 0 unscheduled downtime
due to so
?
>Any link or explications about this subject is appreciated.
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do it,
> but probably I've got it wrong...
>
> So, what is S.M.A.R.T, does FreeBSD use it, and should it be turned
> on trough the bios setup utility?
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> >>*default base=/usr
> >>*default prefix=/usr
> >>*default release=cvs tag=RELENG_4_10
> >>*default delete use-rel-suffix
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> > Cheers,
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ls so you may need
> to edit that file as well - using regular vi.
Note two things for reference. If you install bash from the ports,
it is automagically added to /etc/shells, and it is installed in
/usr/local/bin/bash
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actually several orders of magnitude more
reliable than the average box it runs on. FreeBSD is the same way,
in my experience.
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t maintainer so I
> wonder where I should go and whom I should turn to to get it included in
> the port or a reason why it shouldn't be added.
Have you filed a PR?
http://www.freebsd.org/send-pr.html
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In order to do portupgrade, you only need to cvsup your ports tree.
cvsup your sources if you need to upgrade the base system.
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e disk partitioning
section to choose UFS1 filesystems, which can be used by 4.X ... and
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even be different. See the documentation for the X system you're
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program is still logging to it. Thus the space fills up,
but there is no file to see the space in. Restarting the program doing
the logging causes the old file to disappear, and a new log file to be
created.
On a guess, Snort would be the first thing I'd look at. However, MySQL
can create
Paul Schmehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >> Any hints would be welcomed. What's the best way to troubleshoot this
> >> problem?
> >
> &
ng all that likely...
>
> Cheap/easy things to try:
> re-download (or check the checksum) the disk 1 binary.
> re-burn a new CDR.
Additionally, grab one of the 5.3BETA snapshots and try it out. A LOT of
things have been fixed/improved since 5.2.1.
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y high? A high securelevel will prevent
drastic changes to the system clock (although I don't remember what is
specifically considered "drastic")
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blem _is_ with FreeBSD, can you please
provide more details about what you are trying to do, such as the
exact commands you are entering and the results you see.
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Look harder:
The FreeBSD Developers' Handbook is a good place to start:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/developers-handbook/index.html
Also, _The_Design_and_Implementation_of_FreeBSD_ is available from
barnesandnoble.com, and probably oth
ware setups used
to test, so it's possible that the HDD controller was not fully
supported by FreeBSD, or that the disks were mounted full-sync.
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p://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/
There are lots of others, do a google search, then read through some of them
and try out the commands they try to teach you.
> did i do something
> wrong?
For the most part, no. You just have a bit to learn yet.
2
> ascq=0x00 error=0x04
>
>
> and the cdrom doesn't seem to be scratched ... could be my cdrom drive
> which shows signs of old age ?
That's pretty likely.
I've also seen this kind of problem with poor cabling, and with cheap
CDROMs that don't know how to
ebsd.org.kz.
>
> There is place of the disgrace In internet? possible this page there
> to contribute?
freebsd.org.kz is not an official mirror of FreeBSD. Official mirrors
have the form www..FreeBSD.org (i.e. www.kz.freebsd.org)
You could try contacting [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
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here in Australia to
> Manage and be in constant communication with our site and our suppliers in
> P.N.G.
> And is all goes well use this server to expand the technology so it can be
> available to other businesses/homes in P.N.G.
> Any information you can provide would be most appr
yone would object to such a posting, however, if the
information is extensive, it would be a good idea to post it on a web
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you look in the /etc/rc.firewall that ships with FreeBSD, you'll see
these rules (designed to handle running a DNS server):
# Allow access to our DNS
${fwcmd} add pass tcp from any to ${oip} 53 setup
${fwcmd} add pass udp from any to ${oip} 53
${fwcmd} add
! /bin/sh
> whoami
> rtb27# ll test
> -rwsr-sr-x 1 rich wheel 20 Sep 17 19:34 test
> rtb27# ./test
> root
Interpreted programs (i.e. scripts) don't honor setuid/setgid (with the
notable exception of setuidperl, which is installed but disabled on
FreeBSD)
Clever use of su or s
7;s just my imagination - but I want it to cache
> everything insanely, to be very fast in responses and to spare the hard
> drive (as the latter is going to be a simple ATA drive, Maxtor, Seagate
> or Hitachi, which are inclined to deadly failures under heavy loads).
Just install it a
4-extensions && make config && \
make FORCE_PKG_REGISTER=yes install
... a little more complicated than usual for the ports sytem ...
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ably faulty hardware.
See the FreeBSD FAQ for more information. Also, download and run something
along the lines of memtest86 to see if your RAM is reliable.
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eptember 2004 01:08 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> > > > 2 Major Issues:
> > >
> > > Why should one answer to this email? Use what ever you think
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> > Just a troll, look at all the cross-posting.
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> > Steve Barnette
> >
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fact that I'm human means there's a good
chance that I'll make mistakes and corrupt or lose things, so I'll
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4_x and rebuild/reinstall
6) Step 5 can occasionally be skipped. For example, there were many
sites that I had using FreeBSD that I didn't have to update when
bind problems were fixed, because they weren't running DNS servers.
If you're not sure, you're saf
ssumptions.
Possibly adapt /usr/sbin/webstats to output debugging info that you'll
get in your email to help diagnose what's going wrong. If you're not
getting email from cron when things go wrong, get your email system
working properly before doing anything el
ing a minimal display manager, which doesn't have
all the fancy features you are looking for.
See this section of the handbook for more information:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/x11-wm.html
But what makes you think you'll get a "start" menu in any
In addition to this minor error ...
I don't believe you can reliably run both ntpdate and xntpd. Besides,
if you plan to run xntpd anyway, just set xntpd_flags="-g" and it will
behave the same as ntpdate at startup, as well as running continually
to ensure your clock stays synced.
-
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> > Emanuel Strobl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Am Mittwoch, 22. September 2004 17:19 schrieb alden.pierre:
> > > > /etc/rc.conf contains the foll
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> > > > I don't believe you can reliably run both ntpdate and xntpd. Besides,
> > >
> > > This is working because ntpdate is invoked o
uldn't fsck them if they're mounted. Make sure they're
not mounted first.
Additionally, if your securelevel is high, you can't fsck them no matter
what, as the securelevel will prevent direct access to raw devices. You'll
have to temporarily lower the securelevel in ord
em.
>
> Does anyone have a workaround for this?
Read this information on how to start ports at boot:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/configtuning-starting-services.html
Last time I installed MySQL, it installed a script for me. Check to
see if one is there that ju
done as a
normal user.
Most shells have a configurable prompt, so the prompts on your machine may
not be $ and %. For example, on my computer:
bash-2.05b$ su
Password:
working#
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> I was told that I could learn UNIX for free on this site. If so please
> let me know how. My email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/index.html
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ckup doesn't accept undeliverable
mail. I've done this as simply as a cron job with rsync, but
fancy stuff like SQL databases and LDAP are possible as well.
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ould also pick through the ports tree
and delete subtrees that you have no use for (such as the language-specific
parts for languages you don't speak).
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Rishi Chopra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -- Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > Don't wrap machine generated output, it makes your
> > email a PITA to decipher.
>
> As long as we're on the subject of ettiquette, don't
>
ate of humanity
> in general and regular, everyday, Joe Average computer users in
> particular. I am therefore strongly biased. ;-)
>
> I disagree with you on the secondary DNS part (but I'm leaving that, I
> have work to do ;-) ), I technically agree with you on the
I usually just add an ipfw rule, myself, but you've got lots of
choices.
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You could also install something like ssmtp to replace sendmail.
What kind of log messages are you getting?
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n properly receive these
informative emails. If you're not familiar with sendmail or
uncomfortable with it doing anything, check out the handbook page
on replacing it with ssmtp:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/mail.html
HTH.
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