SMTP Authentication in Handbook

[james g.]

Some time ago, I emailed the freebsd project with a submission to the 
handbook for enabling SMTP authentication in Sendmail.

It was received, and acknowledged. I was never told whether it would 
make it into the handbook, other than it would be taken into 
consideration.

During some handbook reading this evening, I noticed this recent 
addition:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/smtp-auth.html

I was happy to see this added to the handbook, until I read it, and 
realized that other than some editing of my poor blog writing, this was 
a copy of my submission/blog post at:

http://veldt.com/archives/000111.html

which I've since followed up with (adding TLS) at:

http://veldt.com/archives/000315.html

While I'm extremely flattered to see my bit of work make it into a 
source of documentation I rely so heavily on, I'm a bit saddened that I 
received no credit within the handbook. While I'm happy to contribute 
to the project, it's nice to be recognized in said project.

Cheers,

James Gorham
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