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Centuries ago, Nostradamus foresaw when jesse@phiwumbda.org (Jesse F. Hughes) would write:
> Marcus Frings <iam-est-hora-surgere@despammed.com> writes:
>
>> I recommend Courier or Dovecot.              
>
> Quick question:  I use sendmail now, but if I understand the Courier
> site, it appears I have to change to some other MTA to use Maildir.  I
> think that Exim, Postfix or Courier's own MTA will do, if I
> understand.
>
> Boy, that's more overhead, ain't it?  Maybe Kai's suggestion is
> looking keener.

I _know_ that qmail and Postfix support Maildir (the former was where
the innovation came from; I use the latter).  

I thought that Sendmail had a patch available to let it support
Maildir too.
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