exodus@uop.EDU (Freddy Kreuger) (11/07/87)
In article <6651@apple.UUCP>, ems@apple.UUCP (Mike Smith) writes: > We are having some odd behaviours from sendmail. Return addresses are often > strange, and some mail is being bounced from remote sites. Unfortunately, > much mail also gets through just fine. > > Rather than muck arround anymore ourselves, we would like to find a mail > wizard who would like to show us the error of our ways ... If you are a > wizard, or know of one, and would like to take on a small contract to tell Can we take this mean that Apple has none of their own? > us what we are doing wrong; please contact me. > E. Michael Smith (408) 973-3163 > I don't read these groups but the following mail addresses ought to work ... ... deleted > 'If you can dream it, you can do it' Walt Disney Geez, Typical Apple quote... build a computer (?) in a garage and expect the masses to buy it... and believe it is the only company which is good enough to play with mice... > > This is the obligatory disclaimer of everything. (Including but > not limited to: typos, spelling, diction, logic, and nuclear war) Hardware? Software? And is Apple really considering a Un*x system? I find it hard to believe. Isn't mail now considered an essential part of a _real_ computer running Un*x? Oh well... Just thought this was funny :-) Apple will always need outside help. Send flames to /dev/null or at least the console where someone else has to read them. G. Onufer PS. Anybody know the cheapest way to expand my 1040? I am in that market now (memory that is...). BTW, anybody try WordUp yet? I have the Degas Screen dumps of it that were posted to GEnie and they look good. I was just wondering if anybody has _used_ it yet! Anybody want to write screen drivers for microemacs that are as fast as Tempus'?? That would be a way to make money (I'd pay).