Definition: The '.0908_user_mail.conf' line in a Unix command is a special file used by certain programs to send mail, typically to those who have permission to receive it. For example: ``` ./bin/mail -s "Subject: This Is A Subject" 'user@example.com' "/path/to/your/file.txt" ``` The '.0908_user_mail.conf' line is a .conf file in a Unix environment. It sets up a configuration for sending mail, including the destination email address and optional subject. The value of the `s` (send) option sets an SMTP server to use; `'user@example.com'` specifies the user's email address. The '.0908_user_mail.conf' line can be used by programs like 'mailutils', 'mailman' or other tools that require access credentials in order to send mail, such as 'ssmail' in Debian-based systems.
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