kratz@dataspan.UUCP (Geoff Kratz) (11/08/88)
To QuickMail sites: Has anyone out there written a script for QuickMail
that sends and receives mail to/from Suns or other Unix boxes? A friend
of mine has a number of Macs and Suns and they would like to be able to
send mail to the rest of the world, but do it using QuickMail on their Macs.
It seems to me that a script using the Telecom bridge should work well, but
they would rather not duplicate the effort if its already been done before.
Please email any replies and I will summarize later.
Thanks in advance.
--
Geoff Kratz Dataspan Technology Inc. Ph:(403) 237-9313
Project Manager 400-540 5th Av SW
Calgary Alberta Canada T2P 0M2 "Hey, no problem!"
...!uunet!utai!calgary!dataspan!kratzjfm@ruddles.sprl.umich.edu.engin.umich.edu (John F. Mansfield) (11/10/88)
In article <249@dataspan.UUCP% kratz@dataspan.UUCP (Geoff Kratz) writes:
%To QuickMail sites: Has anyone out there written a script for QuickMail
%that sends and receives mail to/from Suns or other Unix boxes? A friend
%of mine has a number of Macs and Suns and they would like to be able to
%send mail to the rest of the world, but do it using QuickMail on their Macs.
%It seems to me that a script using the Telecom bridge should work well, but
%they would rather not duplicate the effort if its already been done before.
%Please email any replies and I will summarize later.
%
%Thanks in advance.
%
No, Please post replies as I'm sure there are many of us interested in this.
I certainly am. Starnine in Berkeley are developing Mac and Unix software to
do Quickmail to Unix and vice versa, however I dont know when it will be ready.
I have no affiliation to Starnine.
Direct requests for info to Elizabeth McGee
mcgee%starnine@uunet.uu.net
John Mansfield, North Campus Electron Microbeam Analysis Laboratory,
2455 Hayward, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-2143. Ph: (313)-936-3352.
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YYURYYUBICURYY4ME.holland@m2.csc.ti.com (Fred Hollander) (11/11/88)
In article <3f90c703.59b7@sauron.engin.umich.edu> jfm@ruddles.sprl.umich.edu.UUCP (John F. Mansfield) writes: >In article <249@dataspan.UUCP% kratz@dataspan.UUCP (Geoff Kratz) writes: >%To QuickMail sites: Has anyone out there written a script for QuickMail >%that sends and receives mail to/from Suns or other Unix boxes? A friend > >No, Please post replies as I'm sure there are many of us interested in this. Here is a script that a friend wrote. I just got QuickMail today and haven't even tried the script yet. In other words, no guarantees. I'm sure there are some site-specific commands, but, you should be able to find them and customize to your site. Enjoy, Fred Hollander Computer Science Center Texas Instruments, Inc. holland%ti-csl@csnet-rela The above statements are my own and not representative of Texas Instruments. * Unix_LINK, for QuickMail* * ) 1988 CE Software * * This is a simple script for logging onto CompuServe. It assumes that * you are calling directly into the CompuServe network * * :IN OOPS 120,FAILURE ISMAIL You have mail. ALERT 3,IN11,CONNECT 1200 ALERT 2,IN10,User ID: ALERT 1,IN3,SYSTEM ID PAUSE 2 TYPE ^M :IN1 WAIT login: TYPE GLOGIDH^M WAIT password: TYPE GPASSWORDH^M ALERT 1,IN2,next? [ynq] ALERT 2,IN4,More? [ynq] ALERT 3,IN2,read now? [ynq] ALERT 4,IN2,next? [qnp] ALERT 5,IN6,[yn] GOTO IN5 :IN2 TYPE q^M GOTO IN5 :IN3 TYPE ~^M GOTO IN1 :IN4 TYPE q^M GOTO IN5 :IN5 WAIT (tilde) !. TYPE unalias mail^M WAIT (tilde) !. SUCCESS :IN6 TYPE n^M GOTO IN5 * Call back stuff :IN10 TYPE userid^M WAIT Password: TYPE passwd^M WAIT Phone #: TYPE ^M WAIT SURE? (Y/N) TYPE y^M WAIT wait for call back PAUSE 1 TYPE +++ WAIT NO CARRIER TYPE ATS0=1^M OOPS 240,FAILURE GOTO IN :IN11 TYPE ^M GOTO IN * * This logs us off CompuServe * :BYE TYPE logout^M ALERT 1,SUCCESS,NO CARRIER ALERT 2,B2,(Y or N)! ALERT 3,BYE,(tilde) !. ALERT 4,B3,& :B1 PAUSE 30 SUCCESS :B2 TYPE Y^M GOTO B1 :B3 TYPE quit^M WAIT (tilde) !. GOTO BYE * * This is called to send one piece of mail * :SEND OOPS 60,FAILURE ALERT 1,S4,& ALERT 2,, ALERT 3,, ALERT 4,, ALERT 5,, TYPE copy write.mailrc .mailrc^M WAIT (tilde) !. TYPE mail GADDRESSH^M ALERT 1,, WAIT Subject: TYPE GTOPICH^M WAIT terminate the letter. TYPE ^M TYPE Attn: GNAMEH^M DUMP TYPE ^M.^M WAIT Cc: ALERT 1,S1,& TYPE ^M :S2 WAIT (tilde) !. SUCCESS :S1 TYPE quit^M GOTO S2 :S3 FAILURE :S4 TYPE quit^M GOTO SEND * * This is called to receive mail. It is called continually with increasing * values in GCOUNTH, until FAILURE occurs. You can put all reads into one * listing, if you wish * :RECEIVE OOPS 60,FAILURE TYPE copy read.mailrc .mailrc^M WAIT (tilde) !. TYPE mail -N^M ALERT 1,R1,& ALERT 2,R2,(tilde) !. ALERT 3,R3,At EOF ALERT 4,R3,No Mail for white ALERT 5,R4,--More-- PAUSE 20 :R1 ALERT 1,, TYPE ^M WAIT & ALERT 2,, ALERT 1,R5,& :R5 TYPE q^M WAIT (tilde) !. TYPE cat mbox^M BUFFER (tilde) !. RECEIVE Subject:,Attn:,From:,<,> TYPE rm mbox^M WAIT (tilde) !. SUCCESS :R2 FAILURE :R3 TYPE q^M FAILURE :R4 TYPE q^M WAIT & ALERT 2,, TYPE q^M FAILURE ****************************************************
prw@meccsd.MECC.MN.ORG (Paul R. Wenker) (11/11/88)
CE Software has (or will have real soon) a Unix bridge for QuickMail. I haven't seen it, but it supposedly allows you to enclose files with your messages. -Paul Wenker prw@meccsd.MECC.MN.ORG -MECC, Technical Services
dean@aoa.UUCP (Dean Wormell) (11/12/88)
In article <249@dataspan.UUCP> kratz@dataspan.UUCP (Geoff Kratz) writes: >To QuickMail sites: Has anyone out there written a script for QuickMail >that sends and receives mail to/from Suns or other Unix boxes? A friend >of mine has a number of Macs and Suns and they would like to be able to >send mail to the rest of the world, but do it using QuickMail on their Macs. >It seems to me that a script using the Telecom bridge should work well, but >they would rather not duplicate the effort if its already been done before. >Please email any replies and I will summarize later. > >Thanks in advance. >-- >Geoff Kratz Dataspan Technology Inc. Ph:(403) 237-9313 >Project Manager 400-540 5th Av SW > Calgary Alberta Canada T2P 0M2 "Hey, no problem!" >...!uunet!utai!calgary!dataspan!kratz I'm interested in the same concept using a Kinetics Box running TCP/IP to/from a VAX 8650 running ULTRIX. Also, how does one set-up a Mail_Center on this VAX to act as place for all mail messages to be stored with QuickMail? Any pointers or detailed directions would be greatly appretiated! -- Dean Wormell ...!{harvard,ima}!bbn!aoa!dean