03-10-2005
kerberos security
i m new 2 unix world
can some body explain me abt kerberos
pls explain in detail..!
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SendEmail - Lightweight, command line SMTP email client
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SendEmail -f ADDRESS [options]
OPTIONS
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from (sender) email address
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explain addressing and related options
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explain message body input and related options
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