rhaar@rcsuna.UUCP (Bob Haar CS50) (10/05/89)
Can anyone recommend a public domain replacement for the mail program that comes standard with a UNIX-PC ? I would like to have capabilities such as output paging, address aliases, message header searching, and tilde (~) commands. Or is there a way to get this with the usual binmail? Bob Haar mcf!rphroy!rcsuna!rhaar
sac@conrad.UUCP (Steven A. Conrad) (10/08/89)
In article <17725@rcsuna.UUCP> rhaar@rcsuna.UUCP (Bob Haar CS50) writes: >Can anyone recommend a public domain replacement for the mail program >that comes standard with a UNIX-PC ? I use mush 6.3, and others are available, such as mailx (I've not used the others, but mush suits me fine. Mush is "mail user's shell", and should be readily available. -- Steven A. Conrad, Department of Medicine (Critical Care) Louisiana State University Medical Center, Shreveport, LA UUCP: sac@conrad.UUCP, Internet: conrad@manta.pha.pa.us "I think there is a world market for about five computers" TJ Watson Jr, 1943
mhw@lock60.UUCP (Mark H. Weber) (10/10/89)
In article <17725@rcsuna.UUCP> rhaar@rcsuna.UUCP (Bob Haar CS50) writes: >Can anyone recommend a public domain replacement for the mail program >that comes standard with a UNIX-PC ? > Try the ELM package, which is available from many sites, and works well on the UNIX-PC (I use it at home and at work). The latest version is 2.2 Patch Level 11. Send me mail if you can't find it and I will give you some specific sites. -- Mark H. Weber ( mhw@Lock60.LS.Com or mhw%lock60@GVL.Unisys.COM or uunet!lgnp1!lock60!mhw or gatech!psuvax1!burdvax!gvlv2!lock60!mhw )