arrange to be able to accept a connection from any host.

collapse special character processing into macro processing for
simplicity of code.

clean up error handling in IPC case; fix a minor bug in headers in
queueing code; make SMTP mail multi user per connect.

remove silly $U dependency in UGLYUUCP code

include direct connect on outgoing mail if the pathname is "[IPC]" --
this gives minimal number of processes for ethernet mail.

more work on after $g translate rewriting

implement "return receipt requested".

improve rewriting of "after $g translate" to correspond to the
real world.....

implement daemon mode

default to OldStyle headers -- this turns out to be needed so that it
will work right when running as a server.

some hacks to make the ethernet community happier -- .cf changes only

be much more clever about splitting up addresses when doing header
rewriting. become NewStyle automatically based on heuristics; this
makes some other addresses work, although there are conceivably

be much more clever about splitting up addresses when doing header
rewriting. become NewStyle automatically based on heuristics; this
makes some other addresses work, although there are conceivably
sites that this could break. Perhaps we should default to OldStyle?
I don't think this would break anything.

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output names in a nice comma-separated fashion in messages -- this
opens up other possibilities

expand macros in rewriting rules early to allow multi-word macros to
be processed correctly.

add the -c flag, to cause sendmail to just queue messages that are for
mailers that are expensive; a later instantiation can come around and
send them in a batch. Also, pass macro definitions throug

add the -c flag, to cause sendmail to just queue messages that are for
mailers that are expensive; a later instantiation can come around and
send them in a batch. Also, pass macro definitions through the
queueing code so that macros can be expanded later rather than sooner;
this is important for destination dependent macros such as $g.

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add host aliasing; add -p flag. this version doesn't yet know about
replacing the text of the host alias into the message however. syntax
is grotty: "/hostmatch:%s@newhost" or whatever.

add M_UGLYUUCP flag; only catch names with leading slash as filenames;
let the user redefine their full name; don't pass -r or -f to uux.

cleanup from cbosgd (Mark Horton) testing; some internals, mostly
configuration. This tries to make the configuration file (cf.m4) be
much more general, but I fear it is doomed to failure -- it may

cleanup from cbosgd (Mark Horton) testing; some internals, mostly
configuration. This tries to make the configuration file (cf.m4) be
much more general, but I fear it is doomed to failure -- it may be
better to just tell people to roll their own.

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fix botch in UGLYUUCP code -- gave "remote from <dest>" instead of
"remote from <source>"

know about all known Berknet host names so that we can handle the "."
notation happily in the full name representation.

send to dead.letter using sendto/recipient/deliver mechanism rather
than mailfile; this fixes a bug with the "from" name and seems like
a better abstraction.

cleanup so it will go through lint without any fancy grep -v's;
change the way SCCS Id's are handled.

insert SMTP "Mail-From:" line.

put the SMTP and queueing code on compilation flags so that sendmail
will fit on non-ID PDP-11's (ugh); put the ugly UUCP hack on a
compilation flag also to emphasize that it sucks eggs; makefile
cle

put the SMTP and queueing code on compilation flags so that sendmail
will fit on non-ID PDP-11's (ugh); put the ugly UUCP hack on a
compilation flag also to emphasize that it sucks eggs; makefile
cleanup.

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this is a stupid hack to put "remote from <host>" lines on the From
lines going to UUCP mail. someday i hope to rip out this stupidity.
it is triggered by any mailer named "uucp" -- it ought to be a

this is a stupid hack to put "remote from <host>" lines on the From
lines going to UUCP mail. someday i hope to rip out this stupidity.
it is triggered by any mailer named "uucp" -- it ought to be a special
flag, but i refuse to legitimize antique hacky mistakes.

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