NetBSD/gnu/dist/postfix/proto
..
access
ADDRESS_CLASS_README.html
ADDRESS_REWRITING_README.html
ADDRESS_VERIFICATION_README.html
aliases
aliases0
BACKSCATTER_README.html
BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html
BUILTIN_FILTER_README.html
canonical
cidr_table
CONTENT_INSPECTION_README.html
CYRUS_README.html
DATABASE_README.html
DB_README.html
DEBUG_README.html
ETRN_README.html
FILTER_README.html
header_checks
html2text.rc
INSTALL.html
LDAP_README.html
ldap_table
LINUX_README.html
LMTP_README.html
LOCAL_RECIPIENT_README.html
MACOSX_README
MAILDROP_README.html
Makefile.in
manual-format
MYSQL_README.html
mysql_table
NFS_README.html
OVERVIEW.html
PACKAGE_README.html
PCRE_README.html
pcre_table
PGSQL_README.html
pgsql_table
postconf.html.epilog
postconf.html.prolog
postconf.man.epilog
postconf.man.prolog
postconf.proto
postconf.spec
QMQP_README.html
QSHAPE_README.html
README
regexp_table
relocated
RESTRICTION_CLASS_README.html
SASL_README.html
SCHEDULER_README.html
SMTPD_ACCESS_README.html
SMTPD_POLICY_README.html
SMTPD_PROXY_README.html
STANDARD_CONFIGURATION_README.html
stop
transport
TUNING_README.html
ULTRIX_README.html
UUCP_README.html
VERP_README.html
virtual
VIRTUAL_README.html
XCLIENT_README.html
XFORWARD_README.html

This directory contains source for manual pages that aren't generated
from C source code comments, and for README files.

Tools for these conversions are found in the ../mantools subdirectory.
The most important tool is postlink, which adds all the hyperlinks
between manual pages, configuration parameters and README files.

Manual pages are in the form of "shell" style comments.  They are
converted into nroff(1) input with the srctoman utility, converted
to HTML with man2html, and hyperlinked with postlink.

The README files are in the form of HTML. The are converted into
hyperlinked HTML with postlink, and are converted into ASCII files
with html2readme.

The format of the README source files is a little tricky, because
of the way postlink works.

- postlink hyperlinks all the references to Postfix manual pages,
configuration parameters, README file names, RFC documents, Postfix
address class names, and URLs.  Therefore you should not hyperlink
those elements yourself.

- URLs (such as "http://www.example.com") cannot contain quote, comma,
or space characters. 

- An URL that appears at the end of a line must be followed by one
other character.

- Text must go between <p> and </p>, especially within lists, for
consistency of vertical space.

- Code fragments must go between <pre> and </pre>, again for
consistency of vertical space.