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sendmail(1) Amiga UUCP Users Manual sendmail(1)
0 Preface
This is an implementation of a Mail Transport Agent (MTA) to be used
with Amiga UUCP. It has been developed by Ingo Feulner from 29-Jul-90 to
11-Jun-91 (according to his comments in sendmail.c) as part of his
`AmigaUUCP Plus' (abbreviated in this document as `AUUCP+'). On
03-Oct-91, the sources were posted in sub.sources.amiga, the place I
found them. As Ingo uses parts of the smail distribution (at least
addr.c and addr.h) and posted it to the named newsgroup, I assume it
conforms to the file COPYING from the smail 3.1 distribution ...
1 Software Requirements
Sendmail is meant to act as an update primary to AUUCP+, but you can
make use in in a DUUCP environment, too. I am currently running it (on
hactar.hanse.de) with AUUCP+ 1.02 with `getty' and `uucico' from DUUCP
1.15 and (on straylight.UUCP - NO internat. mail, sorry) with CNews and
DUUCP 1.08. Of course, on both machines, I replaced `uux' and `uuxqt'
with my modified versions.
1.1 Amiga UUCP Plus 1.02
Despite AUUCP+ uses only the first 6 (instead of 7) characters of the
destination hostname, it's uucico should transfer all the files
properly.
But it is HIGHLY recommended to use the uucico from Matthew Dillon
in its current version (I'm running the slightly modified 1.15c from
Andrew Kopp). Also, in order to have the BSMTP stuff working, you MUST
use the `uuxqt' which came with this version of sendmail. Finally, using
the supplied `uux' won't hurt (I enhanced it's user-handling and made it
accept LONG commands, as of this writing 300 chars - the original only
allocated memory 128 chars, this may break on long paths!).
NOTE:
Don't mix up `uuxqt', `uux' and `uucico' versions! If you decide
to use supplied `uux' and/or `uuxqt', you MUST also use at least
`uucico' version 1.15!
1.2 Amiga UUCP (Dillon)
I experienced no problems, neither with V1.08 nor with V1.15 (uucico
1.15c by The Software Brewery). You will, of course, have to install
the following programs from AUUCP+:
- `mkdbm', builds the database used by sendmail,
- `pathalias', creates a paths-file from the map (used my `mkdbm').
Useful, but not neccessary, are the following programs:
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- `uuwho', takes a hostname and prints it's map-entry (if any),
- `uupath', returns the path to a given system according to the paths
database (created by `mkdbm').
Furthermore, at least if you are connected to more than one site,
it is highly recommended that you install new (and correct) maps as soon
as possible.
1.3 Running without `mkdbm' & `pathalias'
Well, it IS possible to run this sendmail without `mkdbm' (and the
resulting `uulib:palias*'-files) - but it's of limited use. Anyway, in
this case, `uulib:Domain' is expected to be in a special format, that
is:
*.domain<TAB>path!to!domain_gateway!%s
NOTE:
The <TAB> is neccessary, make sure your texteditor doesn't change
this to spaces (as DME tends to do)!
Furthermore, note that the format of `uulib:Domain' differs in
AUUCP+ (pathalias-like) and DUUCP (Internet domains?)!
As of this writing (1.02j4), there is NO way to specify paths to
only a few hosts; uulib:Domain is ONLY referenced if database lookup for
a domain fails (either no database available or domain not found), but
NEVER to get a path to a host. The only solution would be to get
`makedb' and build a paths-file yourself. My uulib:Domain is following:
* mcshh!%s
*.UUCP mcshh!%s
*.uucp mcshh!%s
*.bitnet mcshh!unido!%s
*.hanse.de mcshh!%s
*.de mcshh!unido!%s
*.test malihh!straylight.UUCP!hactar.hanse.de!%s
*.test2 lostinspace!hactar!%s
1.3 Configuration
Due to a changed rfctime()-function, you should set up two environment
vars: ENV:TZNAME and ENV:TZOFFS. Sometimes in future, this job will be
handled by `timed' (not written yet, hopefully before next switch to
DST), but for now, please add something like this to your
`s:Startup-Sequence':
setenv TZNAME MET
setenv TZOFFS +0100
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TZNAME is the name of your timezone, "MET" for Germany (or
"MES"/"MET DST", if daylight savings time is in effect), TZOFFS is the
offset in ▒HHMM from GMT to local time. TZOFFS *HAS* to be exactly 5
chars long! If none of these environment variables have been set,
sendmail reverts to the timezone you specified in uulib:Config.
Some internals ...
The TIMEZONE stuff is handled by _tzset() of SAS-C. At least here,
the trouble starts for poeple who prefer Aztec (like me) when
trying to compile ... If getenv("TZOFFS") and getenv("TZNAME")
fail, I take tzname[0] (computed by _tzset()), in the hope it's
correct ...
These are the only changes needed when replacing AUUCP+'s old
sendmail (as far as I know). For DUUCP, you may have to install
additional programms, as mentioned in the section labeled `Amiga UUCP'.
There are some new keywords you may add to your uulib:Config-file
(or s:UUConfig, which is tried - we are using Matt's functions - first).
First, here is the Config-file running at hactar.hanse.de:
NodeName hactar
UserName wusel
RealName Kai 'wusel' Siering
Debug 0
NewsFeed malihh
Organization Villa Straylight, Hamburg, BRD
MailEditor DME
NewsEditor DME
Filter More
RFilter More
DomainName .hanse.de
TimeZone MET-1
DefaultNode mcshh.hanse.de
ControlMsgs Yes
MOTDFile uulib:testreply.motd
#
# these are for sendmail 1.02j?, please refer to sendmail.man
#
#RecvdLineType 2
SmailDebug 0
AdminLayzness 0
DoReroute yes
Ignorecase yes
MailBounce yes
Deadfile home:dead.letter
Mailusers uulib:passwd
UUCPNeighbours uulib:UUCPNeighbours
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#
Compress uucp:c/compress
Freeze uucp:c/freeze
o `DoReroute' turns sendmail's rerouting mechanism on. PLEASE! Don't
use this `just for fun', you may create routing problems or mail
loops. As of this writing, NO SECURITY CHECKS are in order to prevent
loops. In the future, versions distributed via FTP or nuucp won't
have this feature compiled in.
NOTE
If you are running a sendmail capable of rerouting (identifies
itself as `\/<>\/ SmailAmiga' instead of `\/^^\/ SmailAmiga')
and have `DoReroute' turned on, MAKE SURE that your paths
database IS AS ACTUAL AS POSSIBLE, i. e. you HAVE TO install
new maps AS SOON as they are published to prevent SERIOUS
ROUTING PROBLEMS! Got me?
o `RecvdLineType' changes 1.02j12s Received:-lines:
`RecvdLineType 0' results in something like this:
Received: by hactar.hanse.de with UUCP (\/<>\/ SmailAmiga 1.02j11)
id <16Dec1991-002733.33065>; Mon, 16 Dec 1991 00:27:33 +0100
`RecvdLineType 1' gives something like this:
Received: by hactar.hanse.de with UUCP (\/<>\/ SmailAmiga 1.02j11)
for unido!uunet.uu.net!postmaster%hactar.UUCP (via mcshh)
id <16Dec1991-002733.33065>; Mon, 16 Dec 1991 00:27:33 +0100
`RecvdLineType 2' finally looks like this:
Received: from straylight.UUCP by hactar.hanse.de with UUCP
(using \/<>\/ SmailAmiga 1.02j11 with rerouting enabled)
for unido!uunet.uu.net!postmaster%hactar.UUCP (via mcshh)
id <16Dec1991-002733.33065>; Mon, 16 Dec 1991 00:27:33 +0100
I included this because it is not neccessary for every leaf site
to write that much information in the header. Remember that all this
text has to be transmitted from host to host, so for small,
non-rerouting sites, I would suggest to use `RecvdLineType 0', which
is default unless you turn rerouting on (this sets automatically type
to 2 unless you specify a `RecvdLineType' in your config-file) ...
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o `SmailDebug' is for debugging purposes ONLY. Leave it 0!
o `DeadFile' isn't really used at the moment.
o `DoBounce' makes sendmail bounce all mails addressed to `users' for
which no mailbox AND no entry in the password file given in
`smail.mailusers' exists. Defaults to yes if absent; as usual,
anything else than `yes' turns this feature off.
o `Ignorecase' should be set to `no' (or anything else than `yes') if
you are building your paths database case sensitive. Defaults to
`yes' if absent. Due to routing problems, it is _strongly_
recommended that you build the database case insensitive (e. g. with
`pathalias <map >paths -i')!
NOTE
I had a look on smail 3.1 today (17 Nov 1991) and I plan to
include its `dcasehost' in this distribution. Stay tuned ...
o `Mailusers' specifies a file in the same format as `uulib:passwd'
(which is also the default if absent) where you SHOULD enter all
`users' that should be able to received mail. First, sendmail looks
if there is already a mailbox for the user in question in `UUMAIL'.
If so, it just delivers to that mailbox. If there is no mailbox for
the receipient, it looks in the file specified by `Mailusers' for an
entry for the receipient; if found, sendmail just creates the mailbox
and delivers the mail. If no entry for the receipient was found, the
mail will be bounced by our MAILER-DAEMON. Of course, all this will
only happen if you've not forbidden mail bouncing via `MailBounce'.
o `AdminLayzness' tells sendmail about the postmaster's lazyness. It is
intepreted as a decimal value in the range of an integer variable,
but don't set it above 100 for now ... Here you specify the level you
(i. e. the postmaster) will be bothered with the messages your
Mailer-Daemon creates. If set to 0 (default), you will get a copy of
ALL (except Return-Receipts) messages your Mailer-Daemons sends, for
other values compare this:
Value Messages NOT seen by local postmaster
----- -------------------------------------
0 none (ok, except `Return-Receipt-To' =:->)
1 "Unknown User"
o `UUCPNeighbours' replaces the old `LSysPri'. If given a bang-only
path (like `gauhh!yoda'), sendmail now looks for the first system in
the file specified in `UUCPNeighbours'. If it could be found there
AND in the L.sys file (yes, it MUST show up in BOTH files, that's the
trick =:->), sendmail tries to deliver this mail directly without
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consulting the paths database.
NOTE
As of this writing (1.02j4), those paths will never get
rerouted. It is intended as a means for `private' links that
are not published and should not be used by other poeple.
The format of the `UUCPNeighbours' file is fairly simple: each
site on a line by its own - for example:
mcshh
malihh
shadow
lime
wolfhh
gauhh
mqssys
lostinspace
castle
germal
o `SmailLogfile' specifies where sendmail should log its per-message
statistics, defaults to "uulib:sendmail.log". DO NOT USE
`uuspool:logfile'! YOU WILL END UP WITH LOTS OF UNREADBLE GARBAGE!
o `SmailTmpdir' tells sendmail where to store its temporary files (the
messages are now copied into temporary files so in case sendmail
failes, they could be deliverd manually; sendmail creates an X-File
for each mail, which may be moved to UUSPOOL after failure ...), it
defaults to "T:".
2 Usage
Sendmail expects the input on its stdin and knows about the following
options (Version 1.02j12):
Usage: sendmail [-f From:] [-t To:] [-s Subject:] [-c Cc:] [-b Bcc:]
[-r rmail_path] [-R Realname] [-?] [-T] [-v] [-raw]
[-with transport]
-f Specifies the sender of the mail; it can be in any of the
following forms (the quotation marks are only mandatory if there
are spaces in the string; $NodeName stands for the config file
entry `NodeName', $RealName for the config entry or, if set, the
corresponding environment variable ...):
o "user" will be expanded to `user@$NodeName$DomainName
($RealName)' (if user == $UserName, otherwise the realname
part is omitted).
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o Any other string will be copied without further processing.
-t Specifies the receipients of this message. Taken "as is".
-s Sets the `Subject:' - `(none)' will be printed in case neither
the commandline nor the message itself specifies one.
-c `Carbon copy' - who should receive a copy of this message?
-b `Black carbon copy' - another set of additional receipients for
this message; not shown to the receipients in -t and -c.
-r Instructs sendmail to act as rmail and deliver the mail on it's
standard input to the addresses given here. Yes, since 1.02i14,
sendmail can handle multiple receipients for one rmail-message.
-R For the sake of compatibility with DUUCP, you may specify a
string which will be appended to the From:-line.
-? Prints the version and exits.
-V Just prints the version, still able to deliver mail.
-T Test mode, takes an address on stdin, parses it and returns the
results. End this with an empty line or EOF (^\).
-v `sendmail voyeur mode', just prints a line similar to the one
appended to the logfile for each mail processed. Exists since
1.02i13, as ELM 2.3 uses this when called with `-V' ...
-raw tells sendmail not to look for any headers in the mail. You are
now able to call it in a pipe, for example
find "" -type f -print | inpaths hactar.hanse.de | sendmail -b
postmaster@hactar.hanse.de -t inpaths@fub -f postmaster -R
Postmaster@hactar.hanse.de -raw
-with specifies the transport with which we received this; intended
for debugging purposes as soon as my BSMTP frontend runs ...
The following RFC-Headers are recognized (of course not
case-sensitive =:->) within the Mail itself (remember, you HAVE to
separate the header from the message body by one empty line; if you are
not supplying any headers, your first line must be empty - that is, a
newline on a line by its own) and replace the values you eventually
specified on the commandline.
"From:", "To:", "Cc:", "Bcc:", "Date:", "Message-Id:" and
"Subject:".
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Usage: rmail destination_address [destination_address ...]
Since 1.02i, the sendmail executable may be copied to
`uucp:c/rmail' (or whichever path you prefer) and called in the same
way Matt calls his sendmail (as far as I can see in his code =:->).
NOTE
If you are using the supplied `uuxqt', you HAVE to copy or link
`sendmail' to `rmail', otherwise you won't be able to receive
mail anymore!
Usage: rsmtp batch_file [decompress_prg [options]]
Since version 1.02i25, sendmail can handle BSMTP-batches. Each
mail will be unpacked and then fed into the normal delivery system
inkluding rerouting, piping ...
batch_file is the BSMTP batch. If it's compressed in any way, you
may specify the program (and optional paramaters for it) that
uncompresses the batch. decompress_prg will be called with batch_file
on it's stdio and it's stdout redirected to a temporary file, and then
the temporary file will be parsed for BSMTP commands. (The supplied
`uuxqt' supports receiving mails via BSMTP with `rsmtp' (uncompressed),
`rcsmtp' (compressed with `compress') and `rfsmtp' (compressed with
`freeze').)
3 Changes since 1.02 (Feulner)
3.1 Bugfixes
Yes, there are some bug fixes in sendmail 1.02j12 compared to the
original 1.02. Just read on, and you will know what has changed =:->
o Since 1.02h1, sendmail tries harder to produce pure bang-paths.
o No longer fails on hosts with the domain `.uucp'.
o Smarter header parsing (no longer case-sensitive).
o Received:-headers changed; ID in brackets, added `for'.
o The rmail part no longer `eats' the domain of the previous system.
Complete hostname will be used in the `From_'- and
`Received:'-lines.
o Added `-R Realname' commandline option (as used by Dillon). Works
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since 1.02i, doesn't it?
o rfctime() enhanced; gives offset to GMT instead of silly timezone
names; uses ENV:TZOFFS (or at least ENV:TZNAME), compare `Software
Requirements' and `Configuration'.
o Sendmail now generates files usable by DUUCP 1.13, but see `Amiga
UUCP Plus' and `Configuration'.
o Since 1.02h0, sendmail logs more information in the logfile, for
example:
(10/16-01:53:31) sendmail,-,- OK: mcshh!rmail flatlin!chumly!bugs
The line above says: a message has been spooled successfully
for `mcshh' with `flatlin!chumly!bugs' as destination address.
o Fixed bug (feature?) that caused addresses like
`unido!zikzak.in-berlin.de!amk' to bounce (unless `unido' is was in
uulib:L.sys). (1.02h9)
o Fixed creation of empty Headers, added `Apparently-{From|To}:'.
(1.02h9) Fixed parsing bug that causes insertion of
`Apparently-{From|To}:' if there was a TAB after the colon.
(1.02i14)
o Expanded use of send_mailerdaemon(). Sends failed mail in case of
I/O problems; if sender of failed mail is unknown, tries to send to
`postmaster'. (1.02h9) `postmaster' always gets a Cc: of failed
mails - as long as not configured otherwise to behave different
(with `smail.adminlazyness'). (1.02i14)
o No longer dirty tricks! Sendmail now prints everywhere NodeName AND
DomainName. Only the pseudo domain `.uucp' will be removed in
`From_' (but only if it's the ONLY domain - `hactar.hanse.de.UUCP'
is printed as is). (1.02h9)
o Oops! Fixed bug (til 1.02h9) that caused infinite loops (that is,
until system runs out of memory =:-<) if send_mailerdaemon() fails
to resent it's message:
(10/13-12:13:12) uuxqt,-,- Executing rmail
(10/13-12:13:16) sendmail,-,- error while writing to mailbox ("UUMAIL:test")
(10/13-12:13:17) sendmail,-,- MAILER-DAEMON: sending <687351630.AA02568@straylight.UUCP> to test@hactar.hanse.de
(10/13-12:13:17) sendmail,-,- error while writing to mailbox ("UUMAIL:test")
(10/13-12:13:18) sendmail,-,- MAILER-DAEMON: sending <687352397.AA14668@hactar.hanse.de> to MAILER-DAEMON@hactar.hanse.de
[skipped 28 lines like this - FIXME: ID doesn't change!]
(10/13-12:13:48) sendmail,-,- error while writing to mailbox ("UUMAIL:MAILER-DAEMON")
(10/13-12:13:48) sendmail,-,- MAILER-DAEMON: sending <687352428.AA14668@hactar.hanse.de> to MAILER-DAEMON@hactar.hanse.de
Now, a maximum of 3 invocations of send_mailerdaemon() is
allowed; if exceeded, no further delivery attempts will be made
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(Plan: resent it to `postmaster' at the host in the first
`Received:'-line if sender unknown, else at sending system.) (1.02i)
o Changed naming scheme for uux-files: see `Configuration'. The idea
behind this is that the mail files will get transfered first, before
any other job (like uucp-requests or newsbatches).
o Finally, `-R'-stuff should work (tested it, and it worked nice
=:->). Sorry, didn't work as expected before 1.02i.
While working on that, changed `-f': besides `wusel@hactar' (as
in 1.02), now `hactar!wusel' and `wusel%hactar' are recognised
already containing the NodeName - before 1.02i, `wusel%hactar' would
be expanded to `wusel%hactar@hactar.hanse.de' ...
KNOWN BUG
Version 1.02i:
Unfortunately, if you are sending with `-f wusel%hactar',
sendmail fails to compute the sender of this message (it just
searches for an `@') - and returns NULL. Thus, in the command
file (`C.*'), there will be NO user (also in the mail's
`From_'-line). Just be warned - don't play around ... (uucico
will reject the file and rename the comandfile to `E.*')
o Added locking for local_sendmail(); may help avoiding loss of mails
(I hope so) ...
o If called as `rmail' (or `sendmail -r'), sendmail handles multiple
receipients of on datafile. (1.02i14)
o DAMNED! 1.02i still didn't print DomainName in `From_' for locally
generated mails =:-< Finally fixed in 1.02i1. Also added
LockFile()-calls in check_local_address().
o Trying 5 times to open any local mailbox (with 2 seconds delay
between the fopen()-calls) after locking it before giving up and
calling the MAILER-DAEMON ... (1.02i7)
NOTE
Strange behaviour on fopen(file, "a") noted: ALWAYS returnes a
file pointer, even if the file is in use =:-<
Because of this, probably all mails in question will still be
fed to the MAILER-DAEMON =:-< ("Madness takes it's toll" --
Rocky Horror Picture Show)
o Finally, `Return-Receipt-To:'-handling is in now (since 1.02i9) =:->
o Fixed buggy `Received:'-line stuff; now gets the sending system's
name from the `remote from'-entry (Thanks, Chris!). (Hopefully) No
longer eats any of the lines. (1.02i11)
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o Due to problems with the sequence number, sendmail now checks for
the existance of the datafile it intends to open. If found, it jumps
back and tries again with the next sequence number - until it finds
no file of this name in uuspool: (1.02i14)
o Code reorganization in i19: sendmail now uses temporary files in
smail.tepdir (defaults to "T:") for storing the messages. First,
hopefully it now runs better on machines with <2 Meg of RAM. Second,
your mails will no longer vanish if sendmail fails for any reason
but UUXQT still remove()s the files ...
o Finally added smails UUCP_FROM_HACK (write `\n>From ' for `\nFrom '
when delivering via local_sendmail()) (i19)
o Urgs. Fixed bug that caused very, very bad things (like blowing up
your mailfolder in 5 minutes to 2 MB, with or without calling the
GURU =:-<). Now mailheaders may be larger than 512 byte, actually
as large as your largest free memory block ... (i22)
o Added rudimentary piping capabilities, you may now have anyting sent
to `printer' printed out immediately by setting up the file
`uumail:printer' with this contents: "forward to |cat >prt:"
(without the qoutes =:->).
3.2 Known Bugs/To Do
Is anything ever final (or bugfree)? I'll try to give a survey about
the known bugs and limitations.
o sendmail 1.02i7 in general produces less incorrect routes. As far
as I know, the resulting routes are correct. Here are some outputs
from `sendmail -T', `>' is what I entered, `<' what sendmail
returned:
> user%tubopal.uucp
< tubopal.uucp!user
< user%lostinspace.uucp
> lostinspace.uucp!user
< user%lostinspace.de
> unido!lostinspace.de!user
< user%lostinspace
> 'user%lostinspace' is not a valid address!
< user%tubopal.uucp@mcshh
> user@tubopal.uucp
< user%tubopal.uucp@smurf
> flatlin!smurf.sub.org!user%tubopal.uucp
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< user%tubopal.uucp%unido@smurf
> flatlin!smurf.sub.org!user%tubopal.uucp%unido
As you can see, sendmail now correctly handles sitenames ending
in `.uucp' and will send them to the DefaultNode (if they are not
found in the paths database). Furthermore, it will no longer
produce those ugly %-hacks - as long as it is not GIVEN one. I'm
working on this ...
o sendmail 1.02h1 still lacks the ability to make use of uulib:alias
or to send mail to a program/shell-script. Sorry, but: it's third on
my list =:->
o Eventually: rerouting of pure bang paths? (Comments anyone?)
o Some of Matt's new options aren't implemented (or even known) - this
will change as soon as time permits. Fixed commandline parser for
1.02i14 and beyond - should no longer exit() when callen with
illegal options ...
o There may be strage routings in case the case of a given domain does
not match the one stored in the paths-database (e. g. `To:
root@host.gun.de' will be sent to the smarthost for `.de' instead of
the one for `.GUN.de'). This is just another reason for me to
switch to dbz as soon as possible ... Hopefully, this has be fixed
with `smail.ignorecase' and `pathalias -i' since 1.02i13 ...
4 Installation
Just execute the contained script `install.sendmail' - it knows
about all the neccessary steps to install this version of sendmail (and
it will send me a mail who installed this sendmail so in case of MAYOR
bugs, I can inform you as fast as possible).
Make sure you set at least TZOFFS on startup - compare the section
labelled `Configuration' ...
5 Problems/Bugreports/Suggestions
In case of problems or if you find a bug in sendmail, feel free to
write to <sendmail@hactar.hanse.de>. Same address applies for
suggestions for future (final?) releases =:->
Have fun!
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Snail:
-------------------------
Kai 'wusel' Siering
Heidlohstrasze 3a
D-2000 Hamburg 61
West Germany
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Phone: +49 40 550 35 49
(Carrier (V.32bis/V.42bis/HST) from 22:00-12:00 MET)
(Don't worry if you get "NO CARRIER" - maybe
the system went down for a trip to India =:->)
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EMail: Kai 'wusel' Siering <wusel@hactar.hanse.de>
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Anything related to this version of sendmail
should be send to <sendmail@hactar.hanse.de>.
As long as possible, this address will remain valid;
in case I ever quit hacking sendmail, your mail will
either be forwarded to the new keeper of the source
(if any) or returned with a note what has happened ...
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This version of `sendmail' is based on the work of
Ingo Feulner <alf@xenon.stgt.sub.org>
- see sendmail.c for details -
All modifications to the Code are
(c) 1991 by Kai 'wusel' Siering
all rights reserved but no liability assumed ...
6 `AmigaUUCP Plus' vs `Amiga UUCP'
[not written yet; volunteers? =:->]
7 DISCLAIMER
#include <stddisclaimer.h>
USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK -
and backup your disks! =:->
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Table of Contents
0 Preface ................................................... 1
1 Software Requirements ...................................... 1
1.1 Amiga UUCP Plus 1.02 .................................... 1
1.2 Amiga UUCP (Dillon) .................................... 1
1.3 Running without `mkdbm' & `pathalias' .................... 2
1.3 Configuration ........................................ 2
2 Usage ..................................................... 6
3 Changes since 1.02 (Feulner) ................................. 8
3.1 Bugfixes ............................................. 8
3.2 Known Bugs/To Do ....................................... 11
4 Installation .............................................. 12
5 Problems/Bugreports/Suggestions ........................... 12
6 `AmigaUUCP Plus' vs `Amiga UUCP' .............................. 13
7 DISCLAIMER ................................................ 13
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