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README for Hypermail
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Thanks for grabbing Hypermail! To compile this for your
system:
1) Edit the default variables in "config.h" to your liking.
2) Type "make".
If you want to install the binary and man page:
1) Edit the BINDIR and MANDIR paths for your system in
the Makefile. Make sure you have the permissions to
write in these directories.
2) Type "make install". If you're compiling on a DEC Alpha
machine, type "make install.alpha".
A small CGI program, "mail", is included with this source
for you to use with Hypermail. To compile and install it:
1) Edit the MAILCOMMAND variable in "config.h" to tailor
how your mailer program will be called.
2) Edit the Makefile and change the variable CGIDIR to
point to the directory that holds your site's CGI programs.
3) Type "make mail" to compile the mail program.
4) Type "make mail.install" to install the program in your
CGI directory. If you're compiling on a DEC Alpha machine,
type "make mail.install.alpha".
To install the HTML documentation:
1) Edit the Makefile and change HTMLDIR to point to the
directory in which you want the documentation.
2) Type "make html.install". You should be able to view the
HTML documentation using any World-Wide Web browser. If you've
compiled on a DEC Alpha machine, type "make html.install.alpha".
The latest, most up-to-date Hypermail documentation can be found at:
http://www.eit.com/software/hypermail/hypermail.html
This code has compiled successfully with cc under:
* SunOS 4.1.3
* IRIX 5.2
* Solaris 2.3
* OSF/1 2.0
...and is not guaranteed to compile under other environments.
If you have been able to compile Hypermail on different systems, please
let me know. You can send all bug reports, feature requests, patches,
and other program-related things to me as well.
You'll find the image "hypermail.gif" included with the source;
this icon is for you to use in your Hypermail-related pages and links
to them.
Documentation on the Common Lisp version of Hypermail can be
found at:
http://gummo.stanford.edu/html/hypermail/hypermail.html
Bug reports and comments regarding the Lisp version should be
sent to Tom Gruber at ksl@stanford.edu.
-- Kevin Hughes
kevinh@eit.com
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