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“Once upon a time there were people who were capable of RTFM and configuring UNIX services without using overly bloated container based solutions that are harder to manage and configure then they should be. Around the same time there were also many mail servers on the internet. If your organisation wanted to receive and send emails then you would have your system” > Introduction fixed :)
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