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Along with acting as a web server, email is one of the primary uses of a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 based system, particularly in business environments. Given both the importance and popularity of email it is surprising to some people to find out how complex the email structure is on a Linux system and this complexity can often be a little overwhelming to the RHEL newcomer.
