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DMAIL
.10 Embedded string variable support now in, as in:
set sigfile uulib:$user$.signature
.09 When compiled under DICE, dmail uses DICE's getenv() call
which returns a permanent pointer. SAS/C's getenv(), on
the otherhand, returns only a temporary pointer and needs
to be hacked.
as of DICE V2.06.35 getenv() properly deals with 2.0 local
variables allowing full multi-user capability through
setting USERNAME and REALNAME variables.
added terminating $ for variables capability, allowing
embedded variables in commands such as: $USER$.signature,
again for better multi-processing support.
DMail now sets a local variable called 'user' with the
selected user name so .dmailrc scripts need not depend
on the ins and outs of AmigaUUCP user name configuration.
Changed the 'header' variable to the 'sigfile' variable
and added a new variable called 'headfile', see dmail help.
(help sig and help set)
.08 DMail now looks for UULIB:<user>.dmailrc before defaulting
to UULIB:.dmailrc when looking for the init file.
.07 Fixed bug in SETLIST command .. sometimes header names
would not be recognized (bug actually in load_mail
hashing)
.06 Forward added (forward but puts ':'s in front of the text,
allowing commentary)
.05 Now uses GetUserName()
.04 1.06 fixes, Cc: line on reply fixed, deletes t:Original.
.03 ENV:USER enviroment variable overides config UserName
entry when DMail is looking for mail.
.02 signature file ($header variable) is now appended to the
END of included text instead of the beginning.
.01 unmark and associated commands (like pre) no longer return
an error if there are no articles to unmark.
If new mail comes in while we are reading mail dmail no
longer looses it when you update the mail file.
DMail now recognizes new mail. If the last select you did
was a 'sel all' it becomes immediately available for
viewing.
.00 Initial port from UNIX