diff from 2332 and 25185

Description: An MTA (Mail Transport Agent)
 This MTA is rather easier to configure than smail or sendmail.
 It is a drop-in replacement for sendmail/mailq/rsmtp.
 Advanced features include the ability to reject connections from
 known spam sites, and an extremely efficient queue processing
 algorithm.

Description: An obsolete MTA (Mail Transport Agent), replaced by exim4
 This package contains exim 3, an outdated version of the exim Mail
 Transport Agent. This package is not going to be updated any more,
 and its users are encouraged to update to exim4, the current version
 of exim, or to migrate towards an entirely different MTA.
 .
 There is no automated update path from exim 3 to exim4 since the
 configuration formats are rather different. Debian's exim4 packages
 will try to pre-seed their debconf questions from an exim 3
 configuration that is found on the system. This will work fine for an
 exim 3 configuration created by eximconfig, the configuration tool
 used by Debian's exim 3 packages. If you have manually tweaked your
 exim 3 configuration, you'll most probably need to tweak your new exim
 4 configuration as well.
 .
 The exim 4 README.Debian file installed to
 /usr/share/doc/exim4-base/README.Debian.* has more information about
 updating from exim 3.

--- 2332	Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
+++ 25185	Thu Jan  1 00:00:00 1970
@@ -1,6 +1,18 @@
-An MTA (Mail Transport Agent)
+An obsolete MTA (Mail Transport Agent), replaced by exim4
- This MTA is rather easier to configure than smail or sendmail.
+ This package contains exim 3, an outdated version of the exim Mail
- It is a drop-in replacement for sendmail/mailq/rsmtp.
+ Transport Agent. This package is not going to be updated any more,
- Advanced features include the ability to reject connections from
+ and its users are encouraged to update to exim4, the current version
- known spam sites, and an extremely efficient queue processing
+ of exim, or to migrate towards an entirely different MTA.
- algorithm.
+ .
+ There is no automated update path from exim 3 to exim4 since the
+ configuration formats are rather different. Debian's exim4 packages
+ will try to pre-seed their debconf questions from an exim 3
+ configuration that is found on the system. This will work fine for an
+ exim 3 configuration created by eximconfig, the configuration tool
+ used by Debian's exim 3 packages. If you have manually tweaked your
+ exim 3 configuration, you'll most probably need to tweak your new exim
+ 4 configuration as well.
+ .
+ The exim 4 README.Debian file installed to
+ /usr/share/doc/exim4-base/README.Debian.* has more information about
+ updating from exim 3.