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  12 <h1><a href="big-picture.html"><img src="small-picture.gif" width="115" height="45"></a> Postfix
  13 Mail System Anatomy</h1>
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  17 <p> <strong> Note: this web page is no longer maintained. It exists
  18 only to avoid breaking links in web pages that describe earlier
  19 versions of the Postfix mail system. </strong> </p>
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  22 Overview</a> | Postfix Anatomy | <a href="config.html">Postfix
  23 Configuration</a> | <a href="faq.html">Postfix FAQ</a>
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  25 <h2>Table of contents</h2>
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  29 <li><a href="receiving.html">Receiving mail</a>. What path a
  30 message takes on its way into the Postfix mail system, and what
  31 programs are involved. Lots of daemons, mostly.
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  35 <li><a href="delivering.html">Delivering mail</a>. An introduction
  36 to the machinery that is responsible for delivering mail: queues,
  37 a queue manager, and more daemons.
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  41 <li><a href="backstage.html">Behind the scenes</a>. What happens
  42 behind the scenes while mail is flowing through the Postfix system:
  43 another manager, and still more daemons.
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  47 <li><a href="commands.html">Command-line utilities</a>. Auxiliary
  48 programs that people interact with when using the Postfix mail
  49 system. No daemons here.
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  56 Overview</a> | Postfix Anatomy | <a href="config.html">Postfix
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