@c Copyright (C) 2005--2024 Sergey Poznyakoff
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@c Invariant Sections, with the Front and Back-Cover texts at your option. 

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Gacopyz, panie, to mówią ze to mysa...  Ze to tako
mysa co świeckę w kościele zjadła i wniebowstąpienia
dostąpiła.  A to nie je mysa, ino gacopyz! To nadprzyrodzłyne,
to głową na dół śpi!

Kazimierz Grześkowiak
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@c There is no easy way to represent Polish characters in Texinfo,
@c hence this funny notation:
@quotation 
@i{Gacopyz, panie, to m@'owi@,{a} ze to mysa...  Ze to tako
mysa co @'swieck@,{e} w ko@'sciele zjad@l{}a i wniebowst@,{a}pienia
dost@,{a}pi@l{}a.  A to nie je mysa, ino gacopyz! To nadprzyrodz@l{}une,
to g@l{}ow@,{a} na d@'o@l{} @'spi!}

Kazimierz Grze@'skowiak
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@samp{Gacopyz} is the client library implementing Milter protocol.
It differs considerably from the Sendmail implementation and offers a
new and more flexible @acronym{API}.  The old @acronym{API} is
supported for compatibility with @command{libmilter}.

  The library name comes from the song @samp{Rozprawa o robokach} by
@uref{http://grzeskowiak.art.pl, Kazimierz Grzeskowiak}.  
The phrase @samp{A to nie je mysa, ino gacopyz} exactly describes what 
the library is: @samp{That is no libmilter, but gacopyz}.

  Future versions of this documentation will include a detailed
description of the library.

  
