integrate user SMTP into sendmail itself. If there is no $u arg
in the mailer argument list, SMTP is run. This can be used directly
over the Ethernet or to any clever mailer. We still need to edit

integrate user SMTP into sendmail itself. If there is no $u arg
in the mailer argument list, SMTP is run. This can be used directly
over the Ethernet or to any clever mailer. We still need to edit
spooled control files to remove recipients that have been successfully
sent during queue processing.

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integrate user SMTP into sendmail itself. If there is no $u arg
in the mailer argument list, SMTP is run. This can be used directly
over the Ethernet or to any clever mailer. We still need to edit

integrate user SMTP into sendmail itself. If there is no $u arg
in the mailer argument list, SMTP is run. This can be used directly
over the Ethernet or to any clever mailer. We still need to edit
spooled control files to remove recipients that have been successfully
sent during queue processing.

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integrate user SMTP into sendmail itself. If there is no $u arg
in the mailer argument list, SMTP is run. This can be used directly
over the Ethernet or to any clever mailer. We still need to edit

integrate user SMTP into sendmail itself. If there is no $u arg
in the mailer argument list, SMTP is run. This can be used directly
over the Ethernet or to any clever mailer. We still need to edit
spooled control files to remove recipients that have been successfully
sent during queue processing.

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LINT

LINT

LINT

know about SMTP over TCP. The current SMTP user is not clever
enough to deal with multiple users at one host. To fix this we will
have to speak some smart protocol between sendmail and the mailer -

know about SMTP over TCP. The current SMTP user is not clever
enough to deal with multiple users at one host. To fix this we will
have to speak some smart protocol between sendmail and the mailer --
maybe SMTP??

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detects errors in a reasonable way. however, it only works
with one user at a time, due to the problems of returning separate
error returns per user. We should run smtp between sendmail and the
ind

detects errors in a reasonable way. however, it only works
with one user at a time, due to the problems of returning separate
error returns per user. We should run smtp between sendmail and the
individual mailers.....

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fix a number of bugs to get the actual case working over the ether.
this version seems to work correctly if there are no errors, but any
error sends it into strange places.

copy printname for parsing From person

fix a bug in fixcrlf that made SMTP die

clean up to compile & work on ARPAVAX; move stat file to
/usr/lib/sendmail.st; fix bug in syserr with error codes

clean up to compile & work on ARPAVAX; move stat file to
/usr/lib/sendmail.st; fix bug in syserr with error codes

clean up to compile & work on ARPAVAX; move stat file to
/usr/lib/sendmail.st; fix bug in syserr with error codes

drop old NCP stuff for ARPANET handling; fix some bugs in error
messages with multiple recipients in SMTP; clean up error handling

drop old NCP stuff for ARPANET handling; fix some bugs in error
messages with multiple recipients in SMTP; clean up error handling

drop old NCP stuff for ARPANET handling; fix some bugs in error
messages with multiple recipients in SMTP; clean up error handling

drop old NCP stuff for ARPANET handling; fix some bugs in error
messages with multiple recipients in SMTP; clean up error handling

drop old NCP stuff for ARPANET handling; fix some bugs in error
messages with multiple recipients in SMTP; clean up error handling

drop old NCP stuff for ARPANET handling; fix some bugs in error
messages with multiple recipients in SMTP; clean up error handling

date and time created 81/10/31 10:11:38 by eric

buffer standard output (or rather, don't unbuffer)

experimental version combining queueing with daemon operation.
I'm sure this doesn't work -- if only because the wait()s are funny.

experimental version combining queueing with daemon operation.
I'm sure this doesn't work -- if only because the wait()s are funny.

experimental version combining queueing with daemon operation.
I'm sure this doesn't work -- if only because the wait()s are funny.