Index: README
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 First of all make sure to never listen on public IPs and always put sockets in
 directories not acessible by just about everyone on your system. Though
 listening on 127.0.0.1:XXXX is equivalent to creating a world-writable socket.
 
 To catch bounces (so they wouldn't stuck in upper mail server) make sure sender
-envelope address is real as required by SaMoToP. For example Postfix has to be
-tweaked like this:
+envelope address is real as required by mail library (actually not sure whether
+this applies to mailin). For example Postfix has to be tweaked like this:
 
 $config_directory/main.cf:
 	smtp_generic_maps = hash:$config_directory/generic
 
 $config_directory/generic:
 	""	postmaster@example.com
 	<>	postmaster@example.com
 
 Actually not sure which one works...
-
-I kindda know this whole stuff is written in completely wrong way, but I have
-reasons for that. SaMoToP prevent me from creating a separate transport so I'm
-just using MailDir and directly reading files from there in separate task. Also
-socket permissions can't actually be hinted to SaMoToP, and I don't want to
-mess with umask in this case, hence the extra task that changes socket
-permissions later. The whole MailDir idea was shamelessly ripped from
-https://github.com/meysam81/lori, kudos to the author. And if you think I
-actually copypasted too much code - you are free to use this under APACHE-2.0
-license.