Where's the sendmail documentation?

We are trying to implement iFS, however the documentation
regarding sendmail leaves a lot to be desired. Kind of like
making a cake with half a recipe.
So, where is the real documentation kept?

The sendmail supplied with iFS is free software. As such the
full source code with documentation is supplied with iFS. The
exact location of this source code is given in the manual which I
do not have at the moment (I will check this and post the
location by Monday evening). In the meantime, I would suggest
checking the sendmail.org website. Another information source
that I have found to be very helpful is the O'Reilly book
"Sendmail". I believe that it is also mentioned in the
documentation, however I will post full information about it
including its ISBN number when I post the location of the source
code.

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