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diff --git a/doc/qmail-remote.html b/doc/qmail-remote.html index 1cfc91a..d8d3c99 100644 --- a/doc/qmail-remote.html +++ b/doc/qmail-remote.html @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ where this version of <tt>qmail-remote</tt> is installed. <li> If the underlying OS and <a href="//skarnet.org/software/skalibs/">skalibs</a> support IPv6, then this <tt>qmail-remote</tt> does as well, and uses IPv4 and IPv6 addresses indiscriminately when connecting to an MX. </li> - <li> It speaks ESMTP and will use STARTTLS if the server supports it. </li> + <li> It will use STARTTLS if the server supports it. </li> <li> All its DNS resolutions are done in parallel, which eliminates some pathological cases where the original <tt>qmail-remote</tt> can hang around doing nothing for a <em>long</em> time. </li> @@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ This is useful in certain setups requiring client authentication. </dd> <dd> This file must be used in conjunction with <tt>clientcert</tt>. It contains the path to the private key used to sign the client certificate. Note that access to the private key file should be as restricted as possible, but the <tt>qmailr</tt> -user (or whatever user <tt>qmail-smtpc</tt> runs as) must be able to read it. </dd> +user (or whatever user <tt>qmail-remote</tt> runs as) must be able to read it. </dd> <dt> <tt>tlsstrictness</tt> </dt> <dd> This file contains an integer representing the strictness level expected of |