Please can we have the sendmail wrapper know "-oi" to be synonymous with "-i"?  
In practice I don't know any program that uses the sendmail SMTP-style 
end-of-message indicator; you could probably get by just supporting -t and -f.  
In the real sendmail, -oi means "-O IgnoreDots=True".

What does -F control in XMail?  If used will it override what is already in the 
From: field?  -f should only change the envelope sender otherwise unless From: 
doesn't exist, in which case create it.  Sendmail (the real thing) also added 
Date: and Message-ID, if not present.

Cheers,
Sabahattin

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